Abstract
This report maps the online resources available in the UK for body image and eating disorders, examining who they are aimed at, what formats they use, and their quality. It found that just over half of reviewed websites offered resources, most commonly practical tips and information, with eating-disorder sites providing resources more often than body-image sites. Overall, resources tended to support basic understanding, but fewer promoted critical thinking or active participation, and relatively few were clearly presented as evidence-based.