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Can Mothers of Eating Disorder Patients Improve Outcomes if They Receive Social Support?

Eating disorders can take over a family. It’s important for parents to get support during this process. What if this support impacted their child’s recovery? Can Mothers of Children with [...]
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Can Primary Care Providers Treat Pediatric Eating Disorders?

Majority of adolescence suffering from eating disorders present first to their primary care provider [1]. This allows for primary care providers to be the first line of defense in early [...]
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The Role of Gut Health in Eating Disorders

Contributor: Staff at Montecatini Eating Disorder Treatment Center Eating disorders are widely known as mental health concerns, but experts continue to conduct research on the role of gut health in their [...]
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Teens & Anorexia Family Based Inpatient Treatment

Family-based eating disorder treatment is proven to be beneficial and research continues to explore how it can be used to support anorexia nervosa treatment and recovery. For teens struggling with [...]
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Eating Disorders and the LGBTQIA+ Community

Contributor: Andrew Walen, LCSW-C, LICSW, CEDS, Founder and Executive Director of The Body Image Therapy Center The eating disorders treatment community has a lot to learn about assessment, etiology, and [...]
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Taking a Leave of Absence for Eating Disorder Treatment

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One common barrier to getting treatment is that eating disorder treatment can interfere with school or work. This is a legitimate concern as school and work are necessary responsibilities for [...]
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Assertive Communication in Binge Eating Disorder Recovery

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Regardless of who you are, lack of effective communication is an opening for trouble. This trouble is compounded for those in recovery from Binge Eating Disorder (BED), as the effective and [...]
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Antidepressant Use & Repetitive Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (rTMS) in Anorexia

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While holding hope for the possibility of eating disorder recovery is important, it is also necessary to acknowledge that not everyone experiences full eating disorder recovery. 20 to 30% of individuals [...]
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FREED & Early Intervention in Eating Disorders

First Episode Rapid Intervention for Eating Disorders (FREED) is a treatment model that was developed in the United Kingdom [1]. This approach is unique because it aims to provide treatment [...]
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No Place for Weight Stigma in the Doctor’s Office

Most would agree that the doctor’s office is no place for discrimination. Why, then, do we accept it in relation to body weight, size, and shape? Weight stigma is more [...]
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I Think My Loved One Has an Eating Disorder: What Do I Do?
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Objectification and Minority Stress in Transgender Women
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Signs Your Teen Might Have an Eating Disorder
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The Role of Fear and Disgust in Eating Disorders
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