What is an Eating Disorder Screening Assessment?

Eating Disorder Screening Assessment

What is an Eating Disorder Screening Assessment?

Eating disorder screening assessments are tools used by healthcare professionals to identify signs and symptoms of eating disorders. These assessments help with the identification of an eating disorder to make recommendations about the level of care necessary and the formulation of an appropriate treatment plan.

How do you access an eating disorder screening assessment?

‍Monte Nido’s Eating Disorder screening assessment tool can be found here and is prepared in alignment with the well-recognized SCOFF Assessment, a standard tool to screen for eating disorders created by Morgan et al. in 1999.

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