Contributor: Kirsten Haglund, Community Relations Representative for Timberline Knolls and Founder and President of the Kirsten Haglund Foundation College can be a time of great self-discovery, making new friends, getting [...]
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Contributor: Debra M. Cooper, BS, graduate of Arizona State University, writer for Eating Disorder Hope College is intended to be a season of learning and growth, new relationships and experiences [...]
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Hannah Strohmeier and Laura Porter of SPEAK GW Hosted by Hannah Strohmeier and Laura Porter of SPEAK GW February 17, 2016 EDH: Welcome to today’s #EDHchat! We are excited to [...]
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For many students, college is a time to explore new ways of living and being, as individuals develop their autonomy and independence. College is also a time in which individuals [...]
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A college-aged student is particularly vulnerable when it comes to the development of eating disorders. [1] This makes perfect sense, as there are many added pressures and stressors that the [...]
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Contributor: Leigh Bell, BA, writer for Eating Disorder Hope There’s not a specific formula to when and how young adults should involve family in their recovery from an eating disorder. [...]
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Contributor: Crystal Karges, MS, RDN, IBCLC, Special Projects Coordinator at Eating Disorder Hope/Addiction Hope The transition to college brings many new changes, challenges, and experiences, and for the student recovering [...]
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Contributor: Crystal Karges, MS, RDN, IBCLC, Special Projects Coordinator at Eating Disorder Hope/Addiction Hope Recovering from an eating disorder is challenging work – regardless of what stage or season you [...]
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Contributor: Crystal Karges, MS, RDN, IBCLC, Special Projects Coordinator at Eating Disorder Hope/Addiction Hope For the student in recovery from an eating disorder, college can present with unique challenges and [...]
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Warm, melted cheese. The crust, crispy on the outside and soft in the middle. I’d always loved pizza. But I couldn’t eat it. I. just. could. not. My chest was [...]
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