Contrary to popular belief, eating disorders are not all about food. In fact, there are usually several thoughts and events that lead to harmful eating behaviors. In this resource, we will walk you through the cycle commonly seen with people who struggle with food. 1. Uncomfortable Thoughts and Feelings People suffering from eating disorders often […]
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Are you or a loved one living with Avoidant/Restrictive Food Intake Disorder (ARFID)? If so, you may wonder how this condition developed and what you can do to manage or treat the disorder. Researchers are beginning to uncover the causes of ARFID. We’ll explore the evidence for a genetic link to ARFID and what this
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We’ve all had a headache at some point in our lives. They come with varying degrees of pain, ranging from a slight annoyance to a debilitating throbbing that never seems to go away. Many conditions can cause headaches, but if you’re dealing with an eating disorder, you might wonder if this is the reason for
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Because the reasons behind eating disorders are individualized, they can be complex and often require a multilayered approach for those living with eating disorders to succeed. In addition, eating disorders are frequently accompanied by concurrent mental health diagnoses, adding further complexity to effective treatment. Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) is an approach that explores many factors
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Growing up, one of the most repetitive phrases we hear revolves around the importance of having strong bones. Most kids grow up hearing that drinking milk will lead to the strongest and sturdiest foundation of bones as they grow older. But there are more prominent reasons that such a heavy emphasis is placed on habits
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OSFED, or other-specified feeding and eating disorder, is one of the most common eating disorders in the world. You may not have heard of it, which is likely because it’s a classification for eating disorders that don’t meet the diagnostic criteria for specific eating disorders. In other words, it’s something of a catch-all for unspecified
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Eating disorders are complex medical and psychological conditions. It has been shown that 90-96% of patients with eating disorders have some digestive complaints. In this webinar, we will discuss these complaints and how to treat them. This webinar will be a Clinician Guide on how to manage common digestive complaints from eating disorder patients. Participants
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Food-related trauma is a severe issue that affects people of all ages. It is especially concerning when it occurs in childhood, as it can have long-term impacts on mental and physical health. Let’s explore the topic of food trauma in childhood and how it can affect individuals as they grow. We’ll also discuss some tips
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Parents know the struggle that is a picky child: hiding veggies and making sure foods don’t touch. Thankfully, the struggle usually only lasts for a few years. But what about when that picky child grows up and becomes a picky adult? And what about when “picky” really doesn’t quite encapsulate your child’s experience with food,
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If you or someone you love suffers from an eating disorder, you probably have lots of questions. This is even more true if you suspect they have an eating disorder but have not yet received a diagnosis/or disclosed this to you. Clarity helps us to make positive decisions. A diagnosis provides reality. But often, to
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