Eva Trujillo

We do a lot of education to our patients, to our families, to be critical about the things they see, they listen, and to use all the strategies that they learn with us about comparison, about body image, being critical and not only critical, but

You know, one of the things that we know is that change the conversation and you can change your environment and that will change your life.

And for example, here in Latin America, when the hashtag Skinny Talk came, we are part of the community channel.

So we are a community partner.

So we put our suggestions to ban that hashtag.

We launched the first eating disorder helpline in Latin America.

That is directly embedded in our website and is also embedded in the app because recovery happens in real life.

But digital life is part of that reality.

That's why we must make platforms, you know, safer, smarter and more compassionate for our people, for our patients.

Yes.

In general, medical doctors receive less than five hours in the whole career.

Exactly.

Exactly.

But we still have countries, complete countries, without either even one specialist in eating disorders.

So we need to do a lot of things in education because it's one of the most powerful tools we have to fight eating disorders, not just in treatment, but in prevention and in advocacy.

Because I always say it's not that I want to change the world.

I just want to change the world of one person.

No, thanks to you for your work.

Because I think this is, it takes a village.

We need everyone in this.