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Eating Disorder Treatment: Levels of Care written by Meagan Gunnip, MA, MHC, Clinician and Community Outreach Specialist Entering treatment for Read More

Eating Disorders Are No Longer a Disease of the Young Samantha Hicks, MA, LCPC, CADC, Assistant Director of Clinical Services Read More

Treating eating disorders and obsessive-compulsive tendencies from Rogers Behavioral Health According to the National Association of Anorexia Nervosa and Associated Read More

Mothers and the Long-term Consequences of Eating Disorders Samantha Hicks, MA, LCPC, CADC, Director of Individual and Family Therapy at Read More

Fatphobia is probably something you’ve heard about but didn’t have a name for.Written by Meagan Gunnip, Clinician and Community Outreach Read More

How to be an LGBTQ+ Ally written by undergradaute intern Emily deBettencourt You may have noticed the word “ally” is Read More

Miracle Diets Written by Meagan Gunnip, Clinician and Community Outreach Specialist Miracle diets. You’ve probably heard of them, and maybe Read More

Reality of Recovery Written by Camille Williams, MA, LCPC, Eating Disorder Program Coordinator at Timberline Knolls Eating disorders (EDs) provide Read More

The Tools of a Nutrition Therapist Written by Jenn Burnell, CEDRD, Regional Director of Clinical Outreach for Carolina House Every Read More

Is it Binge Eating Disorder (BED) or are you stuck in a vicious cycle? Written by Graduate Clinical Intern and Read More

Mindful & Intuitive Eating for BED Recovery Written by MEDA undergraduate intern, Stephanie Wall  Binge Eating Disorder (BED) is the Read More

How Parents Can Spot an Eating Disorder in Their Child Written by: Caroline Rudnick, MD | Family Medicine Physician, McCallum Place Early Read More

Managing Eating Disorders During Holidays Written by Crossroads  One part of the holidays that many people look forward to is Read More

The Intricacies and Complexities of Pregnancy and ED Recovery Written By Jena Morrow Margis, CADC, Alumnae Coordinator, Timberline Knolls Today Read More

Parents, Think Before You Speak: A Few “Harmless” Comments Can Make a Large Impact written by MEDA undergraduate intern, Kellie Read More