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Why warnings about gaining weight during the coronavirus pandemic can be harmful for people with eating disorders

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9 April 2020

Why warnings about gaining weight during the coronavirus pandemic can be harmful for people with eating disorders

Warnings on social media and various articles about gaining weight during COVID-19 isolation could be triggering for people with eating disorders, and cause disordered eating patterns in others. (Photo: Illustration by Emily Nizzi/USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin) New college students fear the “freshman...

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27 March 2020

Quarantine Friendly Recovery Resources

Attached is a PDF with many quarantine friendly resources and influencers that can be helpful to your recovery. In this time of social distancing, it’s still important to stay connected and stay positive! Body Positivity Online Resources

5 tips for a smooth transition back to school when you have an eating disorder

Body Image, Eating Disorders, Individual Treatment, Intuitive Eating, Self-improvement

23 August 2018

5 tips for a smooth transition back to school when you have an eating disorder

“Back to school” is a phrase that often elicits excitement and/or dread. The start of each school year welcomes new schedules, friends, sports, activities, and opportunities to embarrass yourself. For someone with an eating disorder, anxiety about eating in an...

Radical Acceptance: A New Year’s Revolution

Body Image, Confidence, Depression, Diet Culture, Eating Disorders, Self-improvement

29 December 2017

Radical Acceptance: A New Year’s Revolution

It’s that joyful time of year again when everywhere you look, there is someone or some company telling us that it’s time to change ourselves for the “better”. The problem? The implication here, year after year, is that “better” =...

10 Tips for Surviving the Holidays With an Eating Disorder

Body Image, Eating Disorders, Psychology

22 December 2017

10 Tips for Surviving the Holidays With an Eating Disorder

The holidays are a joyful time for many people. They are filled with time spent with family and loved ones, celebrating and enjoying each other’s company. For someone with an eating disorder however, the holidays can be one of the...

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