Male body dissatisfaction is felt in many ways, for more reasons than you think. Read about this, signs of male body image issues, and how to handle bad body image.
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What is atypical anorexia? How does weight and diagnosis affect eating disorder treatment? What if you are not underweight and have an eating disorder?
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Failure, comparison, substance use, identity loss and more: why college students develop eating disorders, and why it's so hard to start eating disorder recovery.
This is why food insecurity and eating disorders are related, plus how to get more food in your house and find eating disorder help when you have insurance issues.
These are the strengths, challenges, and practical advances of family-based treatment, a popular eating disorder treatment option for adolescents.
Eating disorders can develop as a trauma response, or to cope with trauma symptoms. But EMDR therapy is designed to treat this, and aid in eating disorder recovery.
There's a difference between partial eating disorder recovery and real, full recovery. Here's how to tell which state of eating disorder recovery you're in.
At some point, your eating disorder seemed to take on a life of its own. Learn how to tell the difference between your eating disorder self and your healthy self here.
Eating disorders, OCD, and OCPD are often comorbid. Learn more about comorbid diagnoses and how co-occurring disorders are handled in eating disorder treatment.
At some point, you get tired of recovery. It's too hard or boring. Here are seven tips to maintain your motivation in eating disorder recovery, according to research.
There are six forms of self-care to practice in eating disorder recovery. Read what they are, why they work, and how to use them in your day-to-day recovery.
Addressing the challenges Black women face in receiving treatment for an eating disorder requires systemic change. But learning about them is a good start.
Recovery is hard. Finding an eating disorder therapist doesn't have to be. Here are four things to consider during your search for an eating disorder specialist.
Weight restoration is crucial for anyone recovering from a restrictive eating disorder. Here's how to cope with it, no matter your starting or restored weight.
Helping an adult loved one to seek treatment for an eating disorder is much different than guiding a child towards treatment. Here's why, and how to help them.
Meal support during eating disorder treatment helps you to build better eating habits at home. Here is how meal support is used in the treatment setting.
Feeling invalid, or not sick enough, is a common eating disorder experience. Here's what to do when you feel invalid.
For those with binge eating disorder, you know: You binge then "compensate" by restricting. But it doesn't work. This is the binge-restrict cycle. Here's how to get out.
Lack of sleep is not good for anyone's health, but especially for those in eating disorder recovery. Learn the connection between sleep and eating disorders here.
Many social systems still equate weight with health. The Health At Every Size movement is spreading the word that weight is only one indicator of health.
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