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A not for profit organisation dedicated to changing the language around eating disorders.
CHANGING THE CONVERSATION AROUND EATING DISORDERS
We are on a mission to create an open conversation around eating disorders, raise awareness and provide invaluable support and resources to caregivers of individuals experiencing an eating disorder.
VISION
Raising awareness about the prevention, control and treatment of eating disorders. Our vision is to break the stigma around eating disorders through language and conversation.
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LANGUAGE
Creating open language and conversation around eating disorders that nurtures understanding, reduces stigma and promotes positive mental wellbeing to help prevent, manage and treat eating disorders.
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SUPPORT
Providing invaluable support, educational programs and essential resources to teachers, families, friends and all caregivers of individuals affected by eating disorders.
OUR
MISSION
TO EQUIP EDUCATORS AND CAREGIVERS OF INDIVIDUALS WITH EATING DISORDERS WITH THE LANGUAGE, AWARENESS & RESOURCES TO PROVIDE UNWAVERING SUPPORT THROUGHOUT THEIR RECOVERY JOURNEY.
VISION
A world where every young Australian living with an eating disorder receives the understanding, support, and resources they need throughout a hopeful journey of recovery.
DIFFERENCE
We’re for the educators. We believe educators can be powerful advocates for positive change in the lives of young people affected by eating disorders.
FACTS
Eating disorders are the fastest growing mental health issue with adolescence in Australia.
67%
1 in 5
75%
of all Australians suffer from disordered eating
aged 11 to 17 exhibit symptoms of disordered eating patterns
of people with an eating disorder don’t seek professional help
(Hart et.al., 2011).
12 to 15
years old, is the average age of onset for an eating disorder. Suggesting adolescents are at greatest risk.
(Volpe et al., 2016).
JAIMEE
KRAWITZ
FOUNDER AND CEO
At the age of 12, Jaimee personally struggled with an eating disorder, facing challenges in effectively communicating her feelings to those around her. This personal journey inspired her to become a registered counsellor, leveraging her own experiences at a psychology practice and drawing upon the language of empathy and understanding.

Jaimee is dedicated to empowering others, promoting mental wellbeing and advocating for changes in the way society approaches eating disorders. Through Hide N Seek, she seeks to create an open conversation around eating disorders, foster awareness and provide essential resources and support to those caring for individuals with eating disorders.
Join Jaimee Krawitz and the Hide N Seek Foundation in their mission to transform the language surrounding eating disorders, and create a supportive community where caregivers can find the language of support and understanding they need.
