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Can Eating Disorders Come and Go?
While on the path to eating disorder recovery, many people often ask themselves or their medical professional whether their disorder can return. Some people wonder
What are The First Signs of Bulimia?
Let’s talk about the early warning signs of bulimia. We’ll preface it by saying that treatment at any stage of an eating disorder is encouraged—and
The Relationship Between Anorexia and Hypotension
Anorexia is one of the most common eating disorders that can have life-threatening consequences for people suffering from it. Contrary to other mental health disorders,
Who Is At Risk for Developing an Eating Disorder?
Am I, or someone I love, at risk of developing an eating disorder? This isn’t a question we ask ourselves to explore dark possibilities but
Is Feeling Guilty After Eating an Eating Disorder?
You’ve laid out a delicious meal, selected your favorite protein, loaded up with some delicious freshly baked bread, added some melty cheese for good measure,
5 Important Statistics on Anorexia Nervosa
Eating disorders have become increasingly common across many demographics, affecting more people than ever. However, the stigma surrounding conditions such as anorexia nervosa continues to
Is Stress Eating Considered to Be a Disorder?
Stress plagues us all, coming up at seemingly the worst times and affecting our daily lives. There are many healthy ways to deal with stress,
Body Image, Body Checking, and Body Avoidance: Obstacles for Eating Disorder Recovery
Written by Kate Fisch, LCSW – AVP of Clinical Partnerships, Eating Disorder Network A common stumbling block on the road to eating disorder recovery
Can Depression Cause an Eating Disorder?
If you or someone you love suffers from both depression and an eating disorder, you probably know a little bit about how the two conditions
How to Know if You Have ARFID
Most people associate avoidant/restrictive food intake disorder (ARFID) with younger children; however, it’s not exclusive to this younger demographic. This condition can occur in older
How to Differentiate Picky Eating from Eating Disorders
Many parents know the struggle of getting their children to eat nutritious foods all too well. Most of the time, they can get them to
Effects of Anorexia on Mental Health
You can probably infer many physical consequences a person may suffer when they intentionally starve themselves. Things like: A person with anorexia will likely lose
