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WithAll is a national nonprofit equipping adults with the tools to help kids build a positive relationship with food and body.
Helping kids feel good in their bodies and with food. đź’›
WithAll gives adults tools to prevent eating disorders in kids and provides financial support during recovery. We do this through our What to Say programs for parents, teachers, coaches, and healthcare professionals, giving you practical guidance to prevent eating disorders and promote lifelong well-being. For those already struggling, our R
She almost had to walk away from recovery, just because she couldn’t afford groceries.
Fatal was ready to do the work. But food, rent, and basic needs made treatment feel impossible.
That’s when she found WithAll. A Recovery Support Grant from WithAll gave her just enough stability to stay in the program and stay alive.
Today, she’s living with joy, energy, and self-acceptance.
Read Fatal’s full recovery story:
đź”— withall.org/eating-disorder-recovery-fatal-grant-story
Our Recovery Support Program is 100% donor-funded.
Want to help someone else reclaim their life?
Give the gift of recovery: withall.org/donate
06/16/2026
Tomorrow we're having a conversation that's long overdue.
If you advise, teach, counsel, or support college students in any capacity — this free one-hour panel was made with you in mind.
Online Panel: What Does Higher Education Need to Know About Eating Disorders?
Wednesday, June 17
10–11 AM CT
Free & online
đź”— Register now at withall.org/higher-ed
06/15/2026
WithAll’s Expert Advisory Panelist Charlotte Markey, Ph.D., shares six evidence-based strategies parents can use to help girls develop a positive body image and navigate today’s appearance-focused culture.
How Parents Can Help Girls Develop a Positive Body Image Body dissatisfaction can begin early for girls. Learn six evidence-based ways parents can help build a positive body image and support confidence and resilience.
06/12/2026
The things we say about food around our kids...
Do they actually matter?
Yes, and more than most of us realize.
The casual comments, the "I shouldn't eat that," the foods labeled good or bad.
Kids are listening, and adults' words shape how they feel about food and their bodies.
WithAll's Tip of the Month is a free monthly email packed with practical What to Say tips for parents and caregivers.
This month, we're answering the questions you've been asking — what "diet talk" is, why it affects kids, and simple language swaps you can start using today.
Sign up to get it → withall.org/tips
Sponsored by Minnwest Bank
What if movement wasn't about how you look, but about what you feel?
That's the conversation Lisa Radzak, Executive Director of WithAll, and Alice Halvorson, Cofounder of , are having in this reel, and we think everyone needs to hear it.
When you're in recovery, reconnecting with your body through joyful movement can be part of the healing. Not to change how it looks. To appreciate what it can do.
That's the whole spirit behind the Live Brave 5K and 1 Mile, a community event on August 8 in Woodbury, MN that welcomes runners, walkers, families, and supporters of every age and ability.
No pressure. No judgment. Just people showing up for each other and for youth eating disorder prevention and recovery.
It's the 6th year of this incredible event, and it keeps getting better. 🧡
Whether you run, walk, cheer, or just want to be part of something that matters — there's a spot for you here.
đź”— Register now:
https://runsignup.com/Race/MN/SaintPaul/LiveBrave5K
Come move with us.
06/10/2026
If you work in higher education, you've probably sensed that something was off with a student and had no idea what to do next.
You're not alone in that. And you deserve better tools.
Join us on June 17 for a free one-hour conversation with four experts on what eating disorders actually look like on college campuses — and how you can show up for your students.
Wednesday, June 17
10–11 AM CT
Free & online
đź”— Register now:
withall.org/eating-disorders-higher-education-panel
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06/09/2026
Coaches are often the first adults to notice when something isn’t right. But most coaches are never taught how to talk about fueling, training, and body dissatisfaction in ways that support athlete health and performance.
WithAll's What to Say Coaches Certification gives coaches and athletic trainers simple, practical tools to create a healthier sports environment and know how to respond when concerned about an athlete.
In just 30 minutes, you’ll learn how to:
- Understand why body image and proper fueling matter for performance and injury prevention
- Support healthy body image and fueling in athletes—with practical scripts and strategies
- Recognize common warning signs
- Know what to do if you’re concerned about an athlete
The training is FREE, on-demand, and includes a certificate of completion.
If you coach, work with young athletes, or support a sports program, this training will help you act early, confidently, and responsibly, so athletes can thrive in sport and in life.
Get certified today:
withall.org/coaches-certification
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Proudly sponsored by CLA & 952 Capital.
06/08/2026
We're sharing a few everyday phrases you can reframe to help kids build healthy, confident relationships with food and their bodies.
What to Say Instead: Simple Swaps for Healthier Conversations The words we use about food and body matter. See how small language shifts can help kids build confidence, not guilt — with free, practical examples of what to say instead.
06/04/2026
A grandparent comments on how much your child ate. Another relative compliments looking skinny. Your best friend suggests going for a run to “work off” food.
Stop Family From Making Weight & Diet Comments Around Kids Learn how to stop weight and diet talk around your kids and help friends and family use language that supports kids’ health and body image.
06/03/2026
The way we talk about food and bodies leaves a mark on kids. Even in moments we don’t realize they’re listening.
That’s why we created the "7 Guiding Principles." These simple, free tools help parents and caregivers feel confident in everyday conversations that shape kids’ body image and well-being.
Download your free copy today and start using it right away.
đź”— withall.org/principles
Our "What to Say" initiative is creating a cultural shift by offering free resources that help adults replace diet talk and body ideals with a focus on health and well-being. For ourselves, and for the kids who look up to us.
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