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How to Navigate Medical Follow-ups While in Treatment for an Eating Disorder
Medical appointments are an essential, albeit sometimes uncomfortable, part of treatment for an eating disorder. You have a right for respectful care. You have the right to advocate for yourself.
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Setting healthy boundaries is essential in eating disorder recovery, enabling you to protect your progress, foster self-respect, and maintain supportive relationships. Learn more about what steps to take to protect your recovery.
In an ideal world those seeking treatment for an eating disorder would receive respectful and harm-free care, but unfortunately some people deal with traumatic experiences that create a difficult barrier to recovery.
Suspecting your friend is struggling with an eating disorder can feel overwhelming. Here is a practical guide to addressing your concerns.
Letting go of an eating disorder is not easy. Learn about why moving through grief can help you move forward.
Feeling uncertain on what to talk about in eating disorder therapy? Here are 8 topics to bring to your next session.
Internal Family Systems (IFS) and connecting with your inner child can be a powerful tool to heal from your eating disorder.
Explore the intricate link between eating disorders and depression. Uncover the effects they have on each other and learn about comprehensive treatment approaches.
Is Seasonal Affective Disorder simply winter blues? Learn more about this complex condition and how it can impact eating disorder recovery.
A new study highlights the impact helicopter parenting has on children developing eating disorders and body image issues, learn more in our blog.
Uncover the process of diagnosing eating disorders. Learn about the steps, professionals involved, and the journey towards recovery in this blog post.
Explore the crucial role of dietitians and therapists in the journey to eating disorder recovery. Learn the strategies they employ and the support they provide.
Eating disorder recovery is a difficult journey. If you are ready to give up on recovery or treatment, here are 9 things to stop and consider.
Grocery stores can be overwhelming for those struggling with anorexia, bulimia and binge eating disorder. Here are 8 practical steps to finding peace with the grocery store.
Discover how to break free from body comparisons and cultivate self-acceptance, a crucial step in recovering from disordered eating patterns.
What are attachment styles and how do they relate to the development of eating disorders? Learn more about how they relate to binging, purging, and restriction.
The latest trend on TikTok is “Girl Dinner” - what is it and why are experts concerned about its impact on promoting disordered eating habits? Learn more on our blog.
Raising children to be body confident and have a healthy relationship with food can be daunting in our diet culture ridden world. Learn how to talk to your child about body image and food.
Beginning therapy to recover from an eating disorder can be an intimidating process, but is completely worthwhile to find freedom from disordered eating. Learn more on how to prepare in this blog.
Supporting a sibling through eating disorder recovery can be a difficult and confusing process. Here are some steps to help guide you through this process.
Learn the top 3 reasons why recovery from an eating disorder is worth it. Read on to find motivation and start your journey to healing from your eating disorder.
Lucky Girl Syndrome has taken TikTok and social media, but what is that mindset all about and is there any harm? Learn more about the positives and risks.
Observing and participating in Mental Health Awareness Month is a way to do your part in raising awareness. Here are 7 ways to take action this May.
To begin understanding the difference between eating disorders and disordered eating, it is important to understand what ‘normal’ eating looks like.
This blog post aims to provide an overview of drunkorexia, its dangers, and the ways to prevent and treat it.
Therapy provides a safe space for individuals to explore their underlying thoughts and feelings related to their disorder, while also providing them with the skills necessary for long-term, healthy recovery.
A recent study found that people who engage in Intermittent Fasting (IF) tend to have higher rates of disordered eating attitudes and behaviors. Learn more about the potential dangers.
What is an #AlmondMom? How do you recover from growing up in a home where disordered eating and dieting is normalized? Here are 6 steps to healing.
Here are 50 quotes to help you stay positive and motivated while on your path to recovery from an eating disorder.
Sensory Processing Disorder affects how one sees, smells and tastes. But how do we differentiate eating disorders and SPD? Learn more.