Contributor: Margot Rittenhouse, M.S., writer for Eating Disorder Hope. Broaching the topic of eating disorders can be a stressful and awkward experience, especially when approaching the family, but it is [...]
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If your loved one is struggling with binge eating disorder, and shares this with you, there are some specific steps you can take for you to be as helpful as [...]
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Contributor: Dr. Gregory Jantz, Founder of The Center • A Place of HOPE and author of 30 books on behavioral and mental health issues, including depression, anxiety, eating disorders, and others. [...]
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Contributor: Jennifer Rollin, MSW, LGSW, writer for Eating Disorder Hope When someone in your family is struggling with an eating disorder, it can be helpful to assemble a treatment team [...]
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Article Contributed by Staff of The Meadows Ranch When your spouse is struggling with eating disorder recovery it can be difficult to find the balance between supporting them and taking [...]
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Contributor: Ami Marsh, MFT, LCADC,at Timberline Knolls Residential Treatment Center Eating is a social practice. We learn some of our earliest lessons at the table. Ideally, this is where we [...]
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Contributor: Carrie A. Decker, Naturopathic physician Before and after recovery there are many activities that are seemingly mundane tasks for some people but are much more monumental for individuals who [...]
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Contributor: Kirsten Haglund, Community Relations Representative for Timberline Knolls and Founder and President of the Kirsten Haglund Foundation Families play an essential role in every phase of the recovery journey. [...]
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The most effective treatment for bulimia, in either adolescents or adults, remains somewhat elusive to researchers, professionals, and family members. The most common treatment for this eating disorder is cognitive-behavioral therapy and [...]
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Contributor: Leigh Bell, BA, writer for Eating Disorder Hope Little research exists on the use of family based therapy (FBT) to treat binge-eating disorder (BED) in children or adults. In fact, [...]
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