TL;DR At the 2018 International Conference on Eating Disorders, experts discussed the low BMI threshold (18.5) often used to define…
TL;DR Weight gain is a vital part of recovery from eating disorders for individuals of all sizes, including those with…
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Guest post by 2024-2025 doctoral extern, Natalie Cynamon. School lunchtime is ideal for catching up with friends, decompressing, or watching…
by Carly Poynter, Psy.D. & Emily Walker, AMFT Dating under normal circumstances is hard. Nerves are high. Palms get sweaty.…
The holidays are supposed to be joyous occasions where families gather and eat together. But these two particular elements combined—family…
If your teen (or young adult) has an eating disorder—including anorexia or bulimia—you may feel helpless, worried, or uncertain about…
Guest post by 2023-2024 doctoral extern, Vera Levi, MA Many of our prospective clients are curious about GLP-1s for weight…
Are you a parent of a child with ARFID and looking for activities for them this summer? Then, consider joining…