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Summer Therapy Program: Getting Back on Track for New and Returning Clients

An individual’s journey to recovery can vary. Treatment for mental health disorders is usually long-term and can even be a lifelong…

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Surviving in the Food Industry with an Eating Disorder

Restaurants are centers for entertainment, nourishment, fun, and celebration. But for many who make them their life’s work, chefs, servers, restaurant…

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Is Intuitive Eating The Solution for Individuals Struggling With Orthorexia Nervosa?

Research suggests that restrictive dieting can lead to a higher body mass index (BMI) over time, and a greater future likelihood…

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Recovering from an Eating Disorder: The Transition Between Acute Care and Recovery

Recovering from an eating disorder is a difficult struggle that affects everyone differently. Although the treatment plans may be similar, each…

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When a Diet Becomes an Eating Disorder

“I just want to lose 10 pounds” “I want to be able to fit into that dress” “I want to be…

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Mother’s Day: Mothers, Daughters and Eating Disorders

Mothers have a significant impact on their daughter’s emotional well-being, self-esteem, and eating habits. Every daughter watches her mother and takes…

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Comparing and Contrasting Anorexia Nervosa and Orthorexia Nervosa

Anorexia nervosa and orthorexia nervosa share the same Greek root word, “rexia” meaning, “hunger.” However, these disorders are drastically different from…

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Common Myths About Eating Disorders: Debunked

Eating disorders are serious diseases that have the highest mortality rate out of all mental health disorders. At least 30 million…

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Orthorexia and Control

“I often feel like I have little control over anything in my life and what happens to me.” Most therapists come…

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#DumpTheScales: A Campaign to End the Use of BMI in ED Treatment

Body Mass Index (BMI) is an outdated and weight-centric way to monitor an individual’s health. Despite this fact, it is still…

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