Eating Disorders

The Alliance for Eating Disorders recommends a simple acronym to help you cope during your loved one’s recovery journey:   C You didn’t CAUSE it. You can’t CONTROL it. You can’t CURE it. You can [...]

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    We live in a media driven culture with an endless supply of TV shows, internet sites, and phone apps to keep us busy every minute. These platforms are used to deliver messages meant to [...]

When an eating disorder strikes an individual, his or her entire family is affected. According to an article by Abigail Natenshon, MA, LCSW, GCFP, 87% of eating disorder patients are children and [...]

Recovery from an eating disorder requires an incredibly courageous step into the unknown. It requires relinquishing control and moving through the stages of change to reach acceptance and health. [...]

I have seen so many of my own patients with Eating Disorders (ED) struggle with how to move beyond the Stage of Change in recovery : “I know I have a problem but not willing to do anything [...]

What is perfection? Current society would have us believe that it is the Stepford Standard, that anything less than keeping up with the Joneses makes us substandard, less relevant, not good [...]

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  Why is it important for parents to model healthy eating?   Social psychologists have long explored how social experiences shape our cognitions and behavior. This type of learning, [...]