RNZ17 Aug, 2026 07:28 AM6 mins to readDiante Peihopa-Harris says for the first time in years her life is no longer dominated by her eating disorder. Diante Peihopa-Harris says for the first time in years her life is no longer dominated by her eating disorder. By Jimmy Ellingham of RNZA post-code lottery for residential eating disorder care is leaving some patients feeling stuck and without the help they say they need. Diante Peihopa-Harris says when she finally worked up the courage to seek support for her eating disorder, she was told there was nothing
‘I felt trapped in my eating disorder’ - residential treatment out of reach for many
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