Start your own Project HEAL Chapter!

You can start an official chapter for your school, university, or state to help others access the treatment they deserve and need!

Upcoming Project HEAL N.J Chapter Event!

March 4th, 2012 – EveryBODY is Beautiful Fashion Show & Brunch. Click here for more details.

Check out our new merchandise!

All proceeds from Project HEAL merchandise helps us meet our mission of making treatment scholarships available to those struggling with eating disorders! You can help give someone their life back!

NEDAwareness Week!

Everybody Knows Somebody. Help fight eating disorders during National Eating Disorders Awarness Week 2012, February 26-March 3! Visit the NEDAwareness Week homepage here to register today and learn how you can do just one thing to help raise awareness and become  part of the solution. Need some inspiration? Check out the 25th Anniversary video.
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We want to diminish society’s obsession with body image by encouraging girls (and all people!) to accept their bodies. People do not have to love everything about their bodies, but it is important that they learn to embrace their perceived flaws and ‘imperfections.’ We hope that by providing encouragement and support we can help those struggling with body image issues from developing full-blown eating disorders.
~Kristina & Liana

Project HEAL was co-founded by three teenage girls. Liana Rosenman, Kristina Saffran, & Becky Allen met while undergoing treatment for anorexia nervosa, helped each other to reach full recovery, and then wanted to help others achieve it as well. In the spring of 2008, they founded Project HEAL to raise money for others suffering with eating disorders who want to recover but are unable to afford treatment. Unfortunately, insurance coverage for eating disorders is severely lacking, leaving many unable to get the help they need.

Additionally, and equally important, Kristina and Liana have expanded Project HEAL’s mission by serving as mentors and consultants with the hopes of diminishing the societal obsession with body image that often contributes to eating disorders.

Liana Rosenman & Kristina Saffran Honored by GLAMOUR!
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National Eating Disorders Association (NEDA) Network LogoBy offering our support and friendship, we do not in any way intend to hold ourselves out as therapists.

No support or encouragement that we, or any other friends, can provide is a substitute for professional treatment.

We do not in any way intend it to be.