Grande hasn’t said this relates to her weight or to an eating disorder, and it would be inappropriate to speculate about her health. I’m a clinical psychologist and academic who has spent more than 20 years researching and working with people experiencing eating disorders. Here’s what I’ve found about the difference between scrutiny and concern – and why the difference matters when you’re worried someone might have an eating disorder. Many people delay treatment because of shame, fear of judgement and misconceptions about what an eating disorder looks like. Looking after yourselfIf you have an eating disorder, or are recovering from one, the current media discussion may feel overwhelming.