Acorn Eating Disorder Name* First Last Email* Phone*( Section 1 ) Select Multiple Options If ApplicableHelp us by taking this short Assessment Test to understand the problem and help you out. There is no right or wrong, just a genuine response from you is expected. Select All I think I am fat, even when friends, family or health professionals say i am not.. I avoid foods which i think have fat in them almost entirely or are repulsed by them. I eat much more slowly and/or much less than others eat. I have lost my period or my interest in sex. I feel like I am in control when I am fasting or restricting food intake. I almost never eat anything without estimating how many calories I am eating. I assume that being very thin is an important value in life. The thinner the better. I have tried to eat more food to sustain a healthy weight and have been unable to continue doing so. I think that being too thin is not as bad as being too fat. I have gotten light headed or weak from not eating or restricting my food ( Section 2 ) Select Multiple Options If Applicable Select All I see myself as someone who binges and purges food. I have increased the number of times I purge by vomiting. I used diuretics to try to control my weight. I exercise hard more than an hour a day to control weight and feel deprived or guilty when I don't. I am almost always on a diet. I used laxatives to get rid of food when I was not constipated. I have tried to stop purging and have been unable to stay stopped. I don't tell my parents, friends or health professionals how much I binge or purge. I am obsessed with thinking that my body needs to be different or better. I admit that I have caused myself some physical harm by purging and I still do it. ( Section 3 ) Select Multiple Options If Applicable Select All I admit that I have caused myself some physical harm by purging and I still do it. I eat when I am not hungry. I sometimes eat much faster and/or much more than others eat. I isolate from others so that I can eat the way want. I graze or snack frequently between meals. I sometimes think I will eat moderately and then eat much more than I expected to eat. I use food to numb difficult feelings. I have tried to stop bingeing and been unable to stay stopped. I am obsessive in the way I think about food. I think weight causes me serious physical and social problems and I still overeat. I can overeat on almost any food.