Reality of Recovery Written by Camille Williams, MA, LCPC, Eating Disorder Program Coordinator at Timberline Knolls Eating disorders (EDs) provide an escape from painful emotional experiences in life. They can also adapt and transform to meet any and all emotional needs. This is what makes an ED such a powerful addictive behavior. It truly works… Read more »
The Tools of a Nutrition Therapist Written by Jenn Burnell, CEDRD, Regional Director of Clinical Outreach for Carolina House Every day, individuals seek professional nutritional help in implementing the “perfect diet” that is blowing up their social media feeds. To make it even more confusing – and potentially dangerous – is that there are varying… Read more »
How Parents Can Spot an Eating Disorder in Their Child Written by: Caroline Rudnick, MD | Family Medicine Physician, McCallum Place Early Signs and Symptoms of an Eating Disorder in Your Child or Adolescent Our culture and media spend a lot of time thinking, talking, blogging and watching videos about dieting, food choice, weight loss, and exercise…. Read more »
Managing Eating Disorders During Holidays Written by Crossroads One part of the holidays that many people look forward to is all of the food. The meats, the sides, and a plethora of seasonal desserts. The options can be overwhelming and it can be easy to overindulge. But for those trying to manage eating disorders during… Read more »
The Intricacies and Complexities of Pregnancy and ED Recovery Written By Jena Morrow Margis, CADC, Alumnae Coordinator, Timberline Knolls Today countless women throughout the world who previously struggled with an eating disorder are living successful and bountiful lives. Although their individual stories are different, each has learned to navigate the various challenges inherent to recovery…. Read more »
