Contributed by: Jennifer Wade, B.A., writer for Eating Disorder Hope The primary treatment in trauma recovery tends to be psychotherapy, which can include meeting one-on-one with a therapist or participating [...]
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Contributor: Kirsten Haglund, Community Relations Representative for Timberline Knolls and Founder and President of the Kirsten Haglund Foundation Eating Disorders exist in a paradoxical universe. They are often defined and [...]
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Conflict between parents and child is relatively normal, however abuse is not. What are warning signs of parental [...]
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Any form of sexual abuse is a serious infringement and violation of a person’s body, mind, and spirit. Sexual violations can severely disrupt a person’s being and ability to function, as this can create both short and long term effects for the victim who has suffered the [...]
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Contributor: Crystal Karges, MS, RDN, IBCLC for Eating Disorder Hope Communication is a key cornerstone to any healthy relationship. Whether with a friend, a family member, a co-worker or acquaintance, [...]
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Contributor: Jacquelyn Ekern, MS, LPC President at Eating Disorder Hope Trauma is one of the significant environmental factors that can play a role in the development of an eating disorder. [...]
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Dr. Kim Dennis and Megan Ross of Timberline Knolls Hosted by Dr. Kim Dennis & Megan Ross of Timberline Knolls Residential Treatment Center March 26, 2015 EDH: Welcome to today’s [...]
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Contributed by: Crystal Karges, MS, RDN, IBCLC for Eating Disorder Hope Whether depression is something you have struggled with for years or a short period of time, this is a [...]
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Contributor: Kirsten Haglund, Community Relations Specialist, Timberline Knolls Full recovery and freedom from an eating disorder involves pulling up some serious roots. Any brave soul who has emerged victorious from [...]
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Bipolar illness is a mood disorder that affects up to 4% of Americans. The illness is characterized by extreme mood swings from manic “highs” to depressive “lows.” Most individuals with [...]
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