Digital Eating Disorder Recovery Collage Resources

Creating a digital vision board or collage for eating disorder recovery can be a powerful way to visually reinforce your goals, affirmations, and progress. Here are some great digital tools and resources to help you create your own inspiring collage!

 

Best Free & Easy Digital Collage Makers

These platforms allow you to create visual collages with affirmations, images, and text

·         Canva (canva.com) – Free templates, drag-and-drop tools, and inspirational design elements

·         Pinterest (pinterest.com) – Great for collecting and organizing images, quotes, and recovery affirmations

·         Adobe Express (formerly Spark) (express.adobe.com) – User-friendly for creating aesthetic collages and mood boards

·         PicCollage (piccollage.com) – Simple collage-making app for mobile users

·         Fotor (fotor.com) – Another great online tool for digital collage creation

 

Websites for Free Inspirational Images & Affirmations

Find high-quality, uplifting images for your collage!

·         Unsplash (unsplash.com) – Free, high-resolution images for vision boards

·         Pexels (pexels.com) – A great collection of royalty-free nature, lifestyle, and self-care images

·         Pixabay (pixabay.com) – Free images and illustrations for your vision board

·         BrainyQuote (brainyquote.com) – Find inspirational recovery quotes and affirmations

 

3. Social Media Accounts for ED Recovery Inspiration

 Follow accounts that promote healing, self-love, and a positive relationship with food

·         Instagram:

@nedastaff (National Eating Disorders Association)

@bodyposipanda (Body positivity & ED recovery)

@thefuckitdiet (Anti-diet culture & food freedom)

@liberation.barbie (Healing body image & self-acceptance)

·         Pinterest Boards for Recovery Inspiration

o   Search “Eating Disorder Recovery Quotes” for affirmations.

o   Look up “Self-Love & Mental Health Vision Board” for collage ideas

·         Tumblr & Reddit Communities:

o   r/EatingDisorderRecovery (Support & inspiration)

o   Tumblr: eating disorder recovery blogs (Personal recovery stories & motivation)

·         Unfollow triggering content and replace it with accounts that uplift and empower you.

 

4. Affirmation & Journal Prompt Apps

Apps that offer daily affirmations and journaling tools for recovery

·         I Am (Daily affirmations for self-worth & body acceptance)

·         Sanvello (Guided journaling & mindfulness for ED recovery)

·         Recovery Record (Track recovery progress & build positive habits)

·         The Tapping Solution (Helps release anxiety through guided tapping exercises)

·         Save your favorite affirmations from these apps to include in your digital collage!

 

5. Digital Vision Board Templates & Printables

Want a pre-made template? Try these!

·         Canva Free Templates:

o   Search “Vision Board Template” on Canva for easy layouts

o   Customize with personal affirmations and recovery images

·         Printable Recovery Vision Board Kit:

o   Many therapy and mental health blogs offer free printable vision board templates for recovery

o   Example: Recovery Warriors has free tools for ED recovery

·         If you prefer physical vision boards, print your digital collage and keep it somewhere visible!

 

Final Thoughts: Your Digital Collage is a Personal Reflection of Your Healing

·         Your vision board should inspire, not trigger—choose images and affirmations that empower you

·         Make it a reminder of WHY you are choosing recovery and the freedom ahead

·         Updating it over time can help reflect your growth and evolving goals

·         Final Thought: Your journey is worth celebrating. Every time you look at your digital collage, remind yourself: Healing is happening, and you are stronger than your ED

 

Disclaimer: This information is intended for educational purposes and should not replace professional medical advice. If you or someone you know is in crisis or needs immediate help, please contact a healthcare professional or crisis intervention service immediately.


 

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