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Teens & Eating Disorders: Types, Risk Factors, Warning Signs & Next Steps

Eating disorders in teenagers are serious, complex conditions that can negatively impact health, school, work & relationships. Here’s what you need to know.

Diet Culture & Body Image: 8 Ways to Fight Back Against Society’s Influence [Updated 2024]

Diet culture influences how we all think about topics like thinness, fat loss, food and nutrition, physical appearance and health. Here’s what you can do about it.

Relationships & Eating Disorder Recovery: 10 Tips for Fostering Connection

How can fostering connection help those struggling with an eating disorder? Here are ten tips to help you better support your loved one.

What to Do When Someone is Recovering from an Eating Disorder

This post reviews tips that families, peers, teachers, and community leaders can utilize to help make the eating disorder recovery process more comfortable for everyone involved.

Before The Bell Rings: 5 Tips for Families with a Student in Recovery

Going back to school can be stressful for students recovering from an eating disorder. Here’s how families can help build confidence.

4 Ways to Support a Loved One Who Has an Eating Disorder

Supporting a loved one who is struggling with an eating disorder is a delicate process. Here are 4 steps you can take to help avoid making things worse.

What Is an Eating Disorder? An Intro to Types, Treatments & Warning Signs [Updated]

Eating disorders are dangerous psychiatric & emotional disorders. Knowing more about what they are, what to look for and how to treat them can save lives.

Orthorexia & Kids: How to Identify When “Healthy” Eating in Children Goes too Far

Orthorexia nervosa is an obsession with healthy eating that can become harmful to an individual’s well-being. Here’s how to spot it in children.

Family Testimonial: What a Difficult Time You Are Going Through With Your Child

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