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Adolescents Who Have Eating Disorders Are at High Risk for Developing Co-Occurring Illnesses

Years of research has shown that adolescents who have an eating disorder are at high risk for developing a co-occurring mental health disorder.

Years of research has shown that it’s not uncommon for adolescents who have an eating disorder to develop other mental health concerns. Left untreated, this can significantly impact their overall [...]
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Childhood Early Life Stress Events Have Long-Term Consequences in Eating Disorders

While many recognize the vulnerability of children, there is still a pervasive belief that their resilience helps them to move beyond what they experience. The opposite is actually true, as the [...]
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Undereating and Drinking: Avoiding “Drunkorexia”

Group of Young Adults and their Corporeal Body

“Drunkorexia” is a relatively unknown slang term for a more commonly known behavior. Individuals that engage in these behaviors alter their caloric intake either in preparation for the calories they plan [...]
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Russell Brand’s Battle with an Eating Disorder

Russell Brand has talked openly about his mental health struggles, including his struggle with bulimia [1]. It can be helpful for celebrities to talk about their struggles with mental health [...]
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High Functioning Anxiety & Eating Disorders in Corporate America – Part III

In Parts I and II, we examined the beliefs and values of corporate America and how this can contribute to anxiety and anxiety disorders. The intensity of the American work [...]
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High Functioning Anxiety and Eating Disorders in Corporate America – Part II

In Part I of this series, we discussed what the “culture of corporate America” is. Specifically, the tendency of Americans to work burdensome hours, eat lunch quickly at their desks, [...]
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High Functioning Anxiety and Eating Disorders in Corporate America – Part I

Generalized anxiety disorder and eating disorders commonly co-occur, particularly when it comes to individuals that are high-achievers in school or their careers. All of these factors intertwine when it comes [...]
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Mental Health in an Uncertain World. Choosing a Healthy & Self-Nurturing Lifestyle

While life has always held some degree of uncertainty (after all, none of us knows what the future holds), the world has become an even more uncertain place in the [...]
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Effects of Social Media
June 17th, 2021
Is Social Media Use Correlated to a Higher Risk of Mental Illness?
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Effects of Social Media
January 28th, 2021
Is TikTok Encouraging Teens to Develop an Unhealthy Relationship with Their Bodies?
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Effects of Social Media
December 1st, 2020
Anxiety Can Fuel Eating Disorders in iGEN
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Body Image Issues
August 11th, 2020
Does the Social Media App “TikTok” Increase Risk for Eating Disorders?
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