This article examines the clinical foundations of collaborative care, including multidisciplinary treatment teams, best-practice guidelines and coordinated treatment planning to support sustainable recovery outcomes.

In this collaborative article, Uncovery and Person-Centred Psychology & Allied Health explore the importance of integrated support in eating disorder recovery, including how clinicians and recovery coaches can work together to make recovery more connected and meaningful.

Prolonged stress can manifest in various ways within the body, partly due to the impact on the central nervous system and the release of brain chemicals (neurotransmitters) and hormones within the body. Whilst acute stress is a normal reaction and can improve temporary physiological functions, the effect of prolonged stress can drive discomfort and increase the risk of certain diseases.