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Uniting Compassion & Design: Monte Nido’s New Awareness Campaign The team at Let's Get Weird had the privilege to collaborate with Monte Nido, a leader in eating disorder treatment. We worked with their teams to ensure that the brand's compassionate and inclusive tone effectively resonates with individuals who are open to seeking help. To achieve this, we first conducted research and held interactive brand workshops with their team. We refined their logo with the icon "New Day," symbolizing the beginning of a healing journey in a supportive environment. The design harmoniously blends natural elements—sun, flower, leaf, and nest—into a circular emblem, evoking wholeness and holistic wellness. We updated the typography to a friendly lowercase style and introduced a warm color palette to unify the brand across all digital and physical materials. The brand strategy we developed with the Monte Nido team became their visual foundation. We’re excited to share Monte Nido’s new eating disorder awareness campaign, developed in collaboration with Arnold Worldwide. This powerful campaign aims to raise awareness and help more people receive the care they need, beautifully showcasing our refreshed branding and reinforcing Monte Nido’s supportive mission under the banner of "A New Day." Check out more on our IG https://lnkd.in/e2Fhi4mt Logo animation work by our friends at rezonate Special shoutout to Amy Williams and Yumeng Tian #Branding #Marketing #Design #Animation #HealthcareClients #MonteNido #LetsGetWeird #eatingdisorderrecovery #edawareness #healingtogether https://lnkd.in/emETf7nE

It’s Body Image and Eating Disorder Awareness Week (#BIEDAW) and we're promoting that the Time is Now to educate yourself about eating disorders and body image concerns.   With over 1 million Australians impacted, and rates of disordered eating and body image concerns increasing over the pandemic, it’s never been more important to act now to improve the lives of those living with these serious mental illnesses. ***90% of young people in Australia also report some level of body image concern***.   But stigma and shame are significant barriers to engaging in care and treatment. You can help by talking about eating disorders and letting people know they don’t discriminate – anyone, of any age, gender, sexuality, ethnicity or socioeconomic background can be impacted by an eating disorder.   To get support, connect with Australia’s leading eating disorder organisations - @thebutterflyfoundation, @eatingdisordersvictoria, @eatingdisordersqld, @edfaustralia. To find out more, visit https://lnkd.in/g8cET-XU #BIEDAW2023

Eating Disorder Awareness Week 🍴 This week is dedicated to talking about eating disorders - focusing on ARFID, a crucial aspect often overshadowed in the conversation. It's time to raise awareness, challenge misconceptions, and offer support to those affected by this often misunderstood eating disorder. As we stand alongside Beat, our Wellbeing Leads in schools are also amplifying the awareness by offering support and resources about eating disorders to students. Together, let's break the silence, erase the stigma #WeAreNotBeingFussy, and foster a community of empathy and healing. Get support and learn more about ARFID: https://lnkd.in/euXpy-Zz #EatingDisorderAwarenessWeek #ARFID #eatingdisorder #wellbeingsupport

Watching someone you love experience an eating disorder can be heart wrenching. As parents and carers, we want to do all that we can to prevent their illness from worsening. Research shows it's crucial to catch any eating disorder behaviours early on and offer your loved one the help they need before they deteriorate. Spotting eating disorders early on can be tricky, so it's essential to watch for any signs, no matter how small they may seem. Check out our blog for a simple rundown of 10 signs that your loved one might be dealing with an eating disorder: https://lnkd.in/gyjrx6ay And remember, if you need support, EDFA is here to help. #eatingdisordercarers #signsofeatingdisorders #eatingdisorders #eatindisorderprevention #eatingdisorderawareness

Early intervention is imperative when it comes to recovering from an eating disorder. However, eating disorders are notoriously hard to detect in the early days due to the manipulative nature of the disease, and many parents and carers miss the signs until this life-threatening mental health condition is entrenched. Here is a helpful guide on what you can look out for. As parents and carers, it's vital to trust your gut. If your instincts are telling you that something is not right, seek medical intervention quickly. Recovery from an eating disorder is possible, especially if it's treated early. #eatingdisorderprevention #eatingdisorderawareness #eatingdisorderrecovery #trustyourgut #eatingdisorders

Becca has been battling an eating disorder for over a decade. For Eating Disorder Awareness Week, she has shared this message to inspire and educate: “There is always hope, and often hope is what holds us together when things get really dark. It’s not about expecting miracles, its believing that this struggle isn’t permanent and that things can get better. Please, never give up on someone. They may be struggling but they are not ‘too complex’, ‘beyond help’ or a ‘lost cause’. If the treatment isn’t working you change the treatment, not the prognosis. You make a plan B, C and D. You find another way. You keep trying. Eating disorders are not life sentences and recovery really is possible. Keep fighting the good fight. It gets better." #EDAW2024 #EatingDisorderAwarenessWeek

SESSIONS FOR FAMILY, FRIENDS AND CARERS: please share with anyone looking for advice and guidance to better support a loved one with an eating disorder. These sessions include: - Information about eating disorders - Information about treatment options - Advice on how to support someone with an eating disorder - An opportunity to talk about your own feelings and experiences of supporting a loved one with an eating disorder - Advice on what to say/not say - Information and guidance about different styles/approaches of caring for someone with an eating disorder - Guidance on how to support someone who is resistant to change - Guidance on how to manage mealtimes - Guidance on how to create a calmer atmosphere at home and minimise conflict - Guidance on how to manage challenging situations at home regarding food and body image - An opportunity to ask any questions/speak about specific challenges Contact us at [email protected]

It's National Eating Disorder Awareness Week. Our licensed professionals want to remind anyone struggling that support is available. Recovery IS possible. 💗 Warning signs of an eating disorder can include: ️✅ Extreme weight/body image concerns   ✅ Severely limiting food intake   ✅ Frequent binge eating episodes   ✅ Compulsive exercise routines Tips if you believe your loved one has an eating disorder: 1️⃣ Express care and concern in a non-judgmental way 2️⃣ Recommend seeing a doctor to rule out medical issues   3️⃣ Provide resources for professional counseling 4️⃣ Remind them daily that their life matters more than their weight  Our team can help clients heal their relationships with food/body through compassionate, evidence-based treatment plans. Recovery takes time but healing begins when you reach out for support. 🤝 You deserve to feel at peace in your skin. Help is available. #EDAwarenessWeek

🌟 It's Eating Disorder Awareness Week! 🌟 Let's shed light on a crucial issue affecting people of all backgrounds and ages, including right here in Ireland. Did you know that according to Bodywhys - The Eating Disorders Association of Ireland , the national organisation supporting those affected by eating disorders in Ireland: 🔹 Approximately 200,000 people in Ireland are affected by eating disorders. 🔹 Eating disorders have the highest mortality rate of any mental illness. 🔹 Despite these alarming numbers, stigma and misconceptions often prevent people from seeking help. Let's come together to break the silence, challenge stereotypes, and call for better services and support for those living with an eating disorder and their family and friends who are supporting them,. Let's promote understanding, empathy, and recovery for all. #EDAW2024 If you or someone you know is struggling, remember you're not alone. Reach out for help. Recovery is possible, and every step towards it is worth it. Together, we can make a difference. 💙 #EDAW #EatingDisorderAwareness #BodyPositivity

Good news: We know you are good parents, and we know that the eating disorder was not caused by anything you have done... And if you are a partner/friend of someone with an eating disorder, the good news is that you still are needed as a friend and partner. Bad news: Old strategies that we used before the eating disorder are often not helpful. Sometimes, when you do not learn new strategies you can cause more harm. Hopeful news: You can learn new strategies, you can learn to understand the eating disorder and your loved one better. And you can learn to support effectively and to avoid the classic pitfalls that can arise in recovery. Join our monthly support group for information, support and empowerment. Next Monday, 19th February at 6.30pm. €25 per person/€35 per family. To book your spot, register here: https://lnkd.in/eGXQm2Qa