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(Re-broadcast) Overcoming the Unknown: Maintaining Recovery in Uncertain Times

(Re-broadcast) Overcoming the Unknown: Maintaining Recovery in Uncertain Times

The past year has presented a variety of challenges for everyone— limited social interaction, adjusting to a virtual school or work environment, possible income changes, travel barriers, and more. With so much uncertainty in the world, stress, anxiety, depression, and feelings of isolation are on the rise. For those struggling with an eating disorder, these conditions can potentially lead to a detour…

(Re-broadcast) Overcoming the Unknown: Maintaining Recovery in Uncertain Times

(Re-broadcast) Overcoming the Unknown: Maintaining Recovery in Uncertain Times

The past year has presented a variety of challenges for everyone— limited social interaction, adjusting to a virtual school or work environment, possible income changes, travel barriers, and more. With so much uncertainty in the world, stress, anxiety, depression, and feelings of isolation are on the rise. For those struggling with an eating disorder, these conditions can potentially lead to a detour…

Trusting After Trauma – Connecting with Others and Improving Relationships | 6 PM Session

Trusting After Trauma – Connecting with Others and Improving Relationships | 6 PM Session

Individuals who suffer with both trauma and an eating disorder often struggle with trust in relationships. Those dealing with trauma often find safety and control in their eating disorder—in this way, eating disorder behaviors are commonly a response to thoughts of their experiences that can lead to dangerous long-term consequences. This webinar will explore themes…

Trusting After Trauma – Connecting with Others and Improving Relationships | 12 PM Session

Trusting After Trauma – Connecting with Others and Improving Relationships | 12 PM Session

Individuals who suffer with both trauma and an eating disorder often struggle with trust in relationships. Those dealing with trauma often find safety and control in their eating disorder—in this way, eating disorder behaviors are commonly a response to thoughts of their experiences that can lead to dangerous long-term consequences. This webinar will explore themes…

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