
Reconnecting: Nature Therapy For Eating Disorders
Think about the last time you waited in traffic. Now, recall the last time you walked along a busy road. Next, think about the last…
“What was once impossible might very well be possible today. Do the impossible. ”
— Jenni Schaefer, Author of Life Without Ed

Think about the last time you waited in traffic. Now, recall the last time you walked along a busy road. Next, think about the last…

Binge eating disorder (typically abbreviated as BED) is an eating disorder that’s characterized by two…

Key Takeaways Eating disorders often become so consuming that recovery can leave you feeling like…

A PCOS diagnosis often brings an unexpected amount of attention to body size. Someone may…

Key Takeaways Laxative abuse, the regular overuse of laxatives to relieve constipation or suppress weight,…

Suicidal thoughts do not always arrive as a plan to end your life. Sometimes they…

Evaluating self-injury during an eating disorder assessment often exposes a conceptual overlap. It’s not unusual…

Interest in nutrition, sourcing quality ingredients, and paying attention to physical well-being are common pursuits….

Roughly five percent of U.S. adults—representing millions of individuals—have used a GLP-1 medication for weight…

A gardener knows that growth cannot be forced. Pulling on a stem will not make…

There is a significant gap between what an eating disorder actually is and what many…

Many people think of hunger cues as a simple feeling in the stomach that tells…

When you’re living with an eating disorder, choosing a level of care is rarely a…

Eating disorders can change friendships long before anyone has language for what is happening. Over…

You see your body every day: in the mirror, shop windows, your mind’s eye. While…

Perimenopause marks a period of significant physical and emotional change for many people. It can…