Door 2 - Recovery from Eating Disorders

Door 2 - Recovery from Eating Disorders The Door 2 Difference - Understanding eating disorders from the inside out.

28/04/2026

Jade brings a grounded, thoughtful presence to Door2 — and a willingness to learn alongside the people she supports.

Our newest mentor to join the team, she’s already helping carers make sense of what can feel confusing, overwhelming, and so often misunderstood.

Through our education sessions, Jade supports carers to see beyond surface behaviours — building a clearer understanding of what’s really going on, and what support can look like in practice.

Fresh from completing her yoga training, she brings a calm, steady energy — the kind that helps people slow things down and take in what actually matters.

Take it at your pace. Just like Jade
We’re here for that. Share and follow Door2 to get this message out there!

23/04/2026

Issy (aka the Spin Doctor) understands that real change doesn’t happen on demand.

“I’m thinking about thinking about it” — not avoidance, but awareness. The kind that knows change has to feel safe before it can begin.

After years inside a system that didn’t make sense, Issy found her way back to her voice — and now she helps others find theirs.

She has a way of naming the inner voice of the eating disorder, unpacking it, and making it something you can actually see clearly for what it is.

For insiders, she brings language to what’s been hard to say — and the confidence to start trusting your own voice.
For carers, she opens up a deeper understanding of what’s actually happening beneath the surface.

No rushing. No pretending. Just real change, on your terms.
Start where you are.
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19/04/2026

Each mentor brings their own story of navigating eating disorders, questioning systems, and finding a way forward that actually makes sense in real life.

Because sometimes the most powerful support doesn't come someone who studied it...
It comes from someone who's lived it.

Stay with us as we introduce the humans reshaping what support can look like. One story at a time.

11/04/2026

At Door2, lived experience leads.

Not as an add-on.
Not as a token voice.
But as the foundation of everything we do.

Because no amount of theory can replace the clarity that comes from lived truth.

This is beyond the textbook.
This is what actually helps people feel seen, understood, and less alone in what they’re going through.

If this resonates with you, share it —
because someone else might need to see it too 💛

11/04/2026

New ‘Inside Door2’ podcast out now. Jan sits down with Lucy and her mum to discuss the crucial role of understanding autism in eating disorder care, and the devastating consequences when it's overlooked. A powerful listen from those with lived experience. Listen on Spotify. Link in bio
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02/04/2026

This World Autism Awareness Day, Audrey speaks to something so many autistic people experience but so few people truly understand — a heightened sense of justice.
A deep awareness of harm, unfairness, and the pain of others that can feel almost impossible to switch off.

Too often this is dismissed as being too much, too sensitive, or overreacting.
Audrey calls this perspicacious — a rare ability to perceive and understand injustice at a profound level.
Watch with curiosity.
Listen without judgment.
And share this with someone who needs a new lens on autistic sensitivity.
World Autism Awareness Day


02/04/2026

World Autism Awareness Day reminder-🫶
It may not be resistance to ED treatment and recovery
Autism might be the missing piece.
Autism Speaks

01/04/2026

World Austism Awareness Day 2026 💛

When autism is missed in ED treatment, the damage can be devastating.

Jan asks Jade the question.

And Jade answers with brutal honesty.

This is what happens when neurodivergent needs are misunderstood.

Watch this. Share this. Start the conversation.

01/04/2026

When autism is missed, treatment can become trauma.

Too often, autistic people with eating disorders are misunderstood.
What gets labelled as “resistance” may actually be sensory overwhelm, rigidity, shutdown, anxiety, or unmet neurodivergent needs.

This World Autism Day, we’re asking people to look deeper at the complex intersection between eating disorders and autism.

Because the eating disorder may be what people see…
but autism may be the missing piece.

Every life has value.
Every neurotype deserves dignity.
And every person deserves support that does not retraumatise.


Share Share this with a clinician, educator, or carer who needs to hear it.🫶

26/03/2026

Our online library isn’t just information.

It’s understanding.
It’s validation.
It’s the missing piece for so many.

Content to support every stage of recovery -
whether you’re just starting, feeling stuck, or finally finding your way forward

If you’ve been looking for something that actually makes sense of this…
this might be it. And yes… it can be life changing 💛
Links in bio
or find us at door2.com.au

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24/03/2026

We're a little late to Neurodiversity Celebration Week.

But if we're honest-
We were never going to do it the usual way anyway.

We didn't want to celebrate Neurodiversity in a way that only tells half the story.
Not just a superpower
Not just a struggle
BOTH. That's when understanding happens and belonging beings.

19/03/2026

New Year, New Podcast series, make sure you never miss an episode. Follow and share to help us spread the word. Reach out to us @ door2.com.a elp@door2.com.au

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