Comparing Co-Occurring Disorders in U.S. and International Countries

The relationship between co-occurring disorders and eating disorders has been well researched, including the differences in how these issues are addressed in the United States versus internationally. Eating disorders are [...]
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How to Collaborate with Treatment Professionals Overseas

During the course of a career as a treatment provider, it may be necessary to collaborate with professionals located overseas. You may have a patient who will be traveling extensively [...]
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Sharing Global Hope for Eating Disorder Recovery

When battling an eating disorder, it is easy to feel hopeless. This is especially true in areas of the world where eating disorders are especially stigmatized, or where there might [...]
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Diabetes and Eating Disorders: Examining the Dangers of Diabulimia

Girl looking at a lake fighting Diabulimia

In light of discussions on medical complications of eating disorders, today I wanted to bring attention to diabulimia and its [...]
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BED Statistics and Treatment Outcomes

When it comes to eating disorders, more individuals are affected by binge eating disorder (BED) than anorexia nervosa and bulimia nervosa combined [1]. In fact, BED is more common than [...]
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How to Become an Eating Disorder Specialist Overseas

Eating disorders are a global issue that impacts individuals, families and loved ones across the world. According to the National Eating Disorders Association (NEDA), there are approximately 30 million individuals [...]
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Scholarship Funding Resources on an International Level

As costs rise and health benefits decrease for mental health coverage, private payment for eating disorder treatment can be extremely costly. Internationally, there are a few key organizations that one [...]
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Orthorexia: Understanding If I Need Professional Treatment

Contributor: Stephanie Ceranec, Med, LCPC, Eating Disorder Program Coordinator, Timberline Knolls Residential Treatment Center. When it comes to eating disorders, people are generally most familiar with anorexia, bulimia and binge [...]
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International College Programs That Support Students With Eating Disorders

College Student Reading A Book About Clean Eating

Eating disorders are no stranger to the collegiate population, with the transition to college being among the most stressful transitions for many individuals. For those who have other risk factors [...]
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