Written by: Sam Zachow, Admissions Coordinator One of the prevailing images of someone who suffers from an eating disorder is often an affluent female, oftentimes young and already thin. So, you might be surprised to learn that eating disorders can...
Clinically Reviewed by: Amarra Bricco MSE, NCC, LPC, CCTP Every eating disorder treatment plan, like every person attending treatment, is different. However, there are universal benefits to having family and/or support persons involved in treatment. Having a loved one with...
Eating disorders present plenty of challenges on their own. Further complicating recovery are co-occurring disorders; other mental health conditions that exist along with the eating disorder. These conditions may exist prior to the eating disorder, start along with the eating...
You’ve gone through eating disorder treatment. Now what? This question can be one of the scariest to encounter. Transitioning back to ‘normal’ after residential, PHP, or IOP can feel like (and is) a significant decrease in the amount of support...
A message from a registered dietitian who can relate. By: Ashley Mooney, MS, RDN, LDN, Lead Dietitian & Nutrition Director at Canopy Cove The crisp winter air can be felt on our skin. The cheerful chatter of loved ones is...