Soon college acceptances will be arriving and deposits will be due shortly. College can be very challenging for young adults with eating disorders who are not in stable recovery. Learn how to evaluate whether your child is ready and how best to help prepare them. We strongly encourage 6 months of solid recovery before sending a young adult to college.
Join Dr. Lauren Muhlheim, author of When Your Teen Has an Eating Disorder and co-author of Lauren and Katie’s College Readiness Checklist for a 2-hour webinar.
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