An eating disorder is a disease that negatively affects one’s health and well-being over time. The longer an eating disorder continues, the higher the risk for severe physical and psychological consequences. So, when do eating disorders become life-threatening? We will look at behaviors and warning signs that may alert you when to seek help. Ways […]
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A lot of families struggle to grasp why their loved one can’t just eat. In fact, many people suffering from the eating disorder also don’t understand why eating is so hard. Although it may sound counterintuitive, eating doesn’t magically fix eating disorders. In this free resource, we’ll walk you through an overview of factors that
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Eating disorders can be difficult to identify in loved ones, as they often suffer in silence and hide their struggle. Unfortunately, the longer an eating disorder goes untreated, the more severe the consequences can be. If you fear that a close family member or friend is dealing with an eating disorder, knowing how to approach
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You know that your relationship with food is strained. You feel out of control around food and ashamed about how much you eat. You may even go to great lengths to hide evidence of your eating from others. If this is you, you’re not alone. For many people, this can be a sign of an
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Eating disorders are serious mental health issues, and it’s essential to find support when you are struggling with one. Finding an eating disorder support group can be a great way to begin or enhance recovery. Whether you are looking for information, education, resources, or just a safe space to talk, these groups can provide an
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Far From Fine and Merely Surviving Before coming to Magnolia Creek, Amy felt like she didn’t deserve recovery, happiness, or friendship. She was in a dark place, as it seemed that everything around her was crumbling. Not only did she feel misunderstood, but she also felt that the world was just passing her by. Amy’s
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Struggling With Depression and An Eating Disorder Elisabeth developed anorexia at 15, and it completely took over her life as she was constantly anxious about food and exercise. She also struggled with depression, leaving little space to think about other things apart from her disorders. Elisabeth isolated due to her eating disorder and didn’t go
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Many of us have experienced emotional eating or overeating at some point. While these issues can be challenging to manage, they are not necessarily the same as binge eating. Today, we will explore the differences between emotional eating, overeating, and binge eating to help us better understand the causes of each, potential risks and how
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Eating disorders represent a complex mix of psychological connections, societal pressures, and more that contribute to someone suffering from these conditions. It can prove challenging to single out a direct cause-and-effect relationship between a preexisting condition and someone recently struggling with an eating disorder. For those looking to understand whether there are connections between ADHD
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Are you a compulsive eater? Do you know someone who might be displaying the symptoms of one? Food is one of the most important things that keep us healthy, but it doesn’t mean that all food relationships are positive. Compulsive eating is a problem that affects many individuals, but its symptoms are extremely diverse. For
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