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When “just eat something” isn’t nearly as simple as it sounds Imagine being […]
Where a disorder is expressed and what caused it are two different questions. Collapsing them into one affects how eating disorders get treated.
Eating disorders are still widely assumed to be a teenager’s condition, not something that surfaces in a 52-year-old woman juggling a career, children, aging parents and the phys...
Physical illness can change how we experience food and our bodies. For some, necessary dietary changes can lead to food anxiety, restriction, and an eating disorder.
Food should nourish us, not consume us. This post explores how the pursuit of perfect nutrition can quietly undermine health.
When healthy eating shifts from a choice to a rigid set of rules, the pursuit of wellness can become orthorexia—an obsession with food purity that carries real physical, emotional,...
For nine months, I did not stand on a scale. I did not look at myself in a full-length mirror. I told myself I was busy. The truth was that I was frightened of what I might see. I...
A new book for families highlights common misconceptions about eating disorders and offers practical guidance for supporting recovery.
Trying to be good with food can backfire. Research shows it's the effort to restrict—not eating itself—that fuels feeling out of control.
Eating disorders and obesity have traditionally developed as separate fields, but closer dialogue could improve assessment, treatment, and research.
Writing in the prestigious medical journal The Lancet, the researchers - from Canada and the UK - say the findings suggest medics may fail to recognise eating disorders other than...
Diagnoses are increasing yet male eating disorders are still flying under the radar. Why?
The fearful avoidant experiences something different. The post The Forms of Perceived Rejection the Fearful Avoidant Experiences That No One Talks About appeared first on The Good...
As extreme thinness becomes more visible again, how do we talk about what we are seeing without body-shaming, diagnosing, or ignoring real concerns?
Canada's first FPIES study identifies common food triggers and finds encouraging evidence that many affected children eventually outgrow the condition. The post New Study Sheds Lig...
After a casual comment from a boyfriend 22 years ago, influencer SARAH CORBETT-WINDER has been living with her life-threatening eating disorder.
A few hours after eating, an infant may suddenly experience a severe reaction that leaves his or her parents searching for answers. Such episodes may be caused by food protein-indu...
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Postpartum exhaustion is already a lot. Your body is healing, your hormones are doing something completely new, and you are running on fragments of sleep. Now add ADHD or anxiety i...
As the buzz of summer winds down, back-to-school season offers families a fresh start. Kids return to routines and extracurriculars. Moms like me return to schedules, snacks, playd...
By Emily Keller, TGC. For months, my eating disorder interrupted Communion. I sat in the pew quietly trying to calculate how I’d work the calories of my bread and cup into my incre...
Families of children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) can face immense daily burdens due to a combination of severe food selectivity, motor impairments, sensory dysregulation an...
When Diante Peihopa-Harris finally worked up the courage to seek support for her eating disorder, she was told there was nothing available in her area.
TW: Eating disorders, bulimiaIt’s not particularly fun to tell people you had an eating disorder. There’s not a cultural framework for talking about them, and societal perceptions...
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