University of Dundee

Tina is talking to Business Management and Accountancy students about her book as well as reflecting on human rights and how her stay in the hospital can be looked at from that perspective.

Royal College of General Practitioners (RCGP)

Talk to clinicians at Invercarse Hotel

Royal College of General Practitioners (RCGP)

Norma Smith Doctors Group October 2016

Queen Margaret University 4th year multi-disciplinary students

Lovely talk with 4th year multi-disciplinary students at Queen Margaret University

3.00-3.30pm                        Anorexia – Teamworking, recovery and hope

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Read the testimonial!

The Priory Hospital

Lovely private event at the Priory Hospital in Glasgow

Dundee Literary Festival 2016

When Tina McGuff's mother brutally attacked her father, her life changed forever. As her family fell apart at the seams, the weight of caring for her siblings fell on her young shoulders. The one thing left in her life that she could control was food, and so began the biggest fight of her life. Tina's life-or-death struggle with anorexia is told with devastating honesty in her memoirSeconds to Snap, an extraordinary account of a girl at war with herself. Today Tina, from Dundee, is determined to share her story of recovery and hope, ‘an important, searingly honest book that will change lives' (Lorraine Kelly).

Responding to Eating Disorders in Children and Young People (Anorexia, Bulimia and OSFED)

The aim of the conference is to raise awareness and knowledge of eating disorders. It is aimed at parents/carers, teachers, clinicians and anybody who is interested.