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As a young person receiving treatment for an eating disorder,
I want to be able to track my food diary wherever I am,
so that I can track my eating patterns and how they affect my emotions.
I also need to effectively communicate this information in therapy sessions.
Therapy patients recovering from eating disorders are expected to fill out A4 templates detailing what they ate, when they ate, and how they felt about it every day. They then bring these food logs to their therapy sessions for review.
This method is inconvenient because it is indiscrete, cumbersome, and has no positive reinforcement. Patients end up writing in their diary at the end of the day, which means that their logs are less accurate. They also lose out on the chance to reflect on their emotions in the moment.