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Category: College Life

Bridging the Gap: How Virtual IOP and PHP Expand Access to Eating Disorder Treatment for College Students Nationwide

For many college students, access to consistent, specialized eating disorder treatment is limited by geography, class schedules, or campus culture. Traditional in-person care may not be feasible for a student [...]
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College Parties and Eating Disorders: A Troublesome Combination

For better or worse, college is generally thought of as one of the most free and fun times in a person’s life. The whole point of the experience is to [...]
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Orthorexia & University Students in Mexico

Orthorexia Nervosa (ON) is a word that is less common than the behavior it defines. Literally translated to “correct eating,” the term refers to “having a pathological obsession in pursuit [...]
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COVID-19 and Online College: A Good Time to Seek ED Treatment

College student reading a book on Poly-substance Abuse

The COVID-19 pandemic has affected everyone’s life in one way or another. With the school year upon us, it’s created an entirely new normal for many students around the world. [...]
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College Life: Why You Didn’t Grow Out of Your Eating Disorder

Woman Dealing with Trauma with Self-Compassion

Contributor: Staff at Timberline Knolls Treatment Center Contrary to popular belief, eating disorders are not a fad or lifestyle choice. Oftentimes, body dissatisfaction and chronic dieting can reinforce eating disorder [...]
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Texas Christian University Exemplifies State of the Art Counseling Support for Students

Dr. Eric Wood is the Director of Texas Christian University (TCU) Counseling and Mental Health. He offers insight into TCU’s counseling support and observations and direction on improving college counseling [...]
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Ten Tips for Choosing the Right College for Eating Disorder Recovery

College Students Vulnerable to Eating Disorders

The transition to college is a big adjustment made even more complicated for those struggling with disordered eating. During times of stress, like going to college, eating disorder thoughts and [...]
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“SPEAK GW” – Students Promoting Eating Disorder Awareness and Knowledge at the George Washington University

College students meeting about Starting College and the Risk of Eating Disorders

@ Jocelyn Jacoby, Freddi Marsillo & Greg Rheault Google Hangout Interview with Jocelyn Jacoby, Freddi Marsillo and Greg Rheault of SPEAK GW. Eating Disorder Hope StaffThe EatingDisorderHope.com editorial team [...]
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How to Choose an Eating Disorder Treatment Center: What is Best for My College Student?

Girl trying to find Eating Disorder Treatment Center for a College Student

Contributed by Whitney Owens, MA, RMHCI Attending college and being a part of the world of academia can be an exciting time in a student’s life. But when suffering from [...]
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Drunkorexia: Educating Our College Students About This Issue

Women College students battling drunkorexia

All About Drunkorexia Drunkorexia is a common issue among college students, especially within the United States. This is a non-medical term, which occurs when a person combines alcohol with obsessive [...]
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College Life
August 5th, 2019
Texas Christian University Exemplifies State of the Art Counseling Support for Students
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College Life
July 26th, 2019
Ten Tips for Choosing the Right College for Eating Disorder Recovery
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College Life
June 4th, 2019
“SPEAK GW” – Students Promoting Eating Disorder Awareness and Knowledge at the George Washington University
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College Life
May 6th, 2019
How to Choose an Eating Disorder Treatment Center: What is Best for My College Student?
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