This short PEACE+ animation is for people with ADHD who are also living with an eating disorder. It explains how sensory, attention and interoceptive differences can shape eating, and why this isn’t your fault.
Share it with someone you trust or your care team if helpful.
Accessibility: Captions are available.
Support: This video doesn’t replace clinical care. If you need urgent help, use local crisis services.
Credits: Co-produced by the PEACE+ team in collaboration with Really Bright Media
Funding: This work is support by the One King’s Impact Fund and aligns with King’s Impact Priorities: Whole-life health for mind and body & Technology for good.
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