TikTok has announced a series of new wellbeing resources to support users on the platform.

In a blog post published Tuesday, the company outlined new ways to prioritize the well-being of its users. Updates and additions coming to the app include an expanded guide on eating disorders and suicide, expanded search interventions for triggering words or phrases, and updated warning labels for sensitive content.

TikTok also said the wellness guides were developed by experts from organizations including the International Association for Suicide Prevention, Crisis Text Line, the National Eating Disorders Association (NEDA) and the Butterfly Foundation.

Additionally, TikTok this week also announced in-app programming featuring select content from these partner organizations to bring greater awareness to wellness issues.