A systematic review of qualitative research of eating disorders in autistic adults: convergent and divergent experiences
IntroductionAutism and eating disorders frequently co-occur, yet relatively little is known about how autistic adults experience eating disorders. MethodsThis systematic review synthesised qualitative evidence to explore the lived experiences of autistic adults with an eating disorder and inform autism-informed clinical practice. A systematic search identified 13 eligible studies, which were…
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