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Finding Hope and Healing at Magnolia Creek: In One Client’s Words

The Struggle: Alienation and Helplessness I came to Magnolia Creek without any true hope for survival in more than one way. I was gravely sick, and no one in my family truly knew what was happening to me or why. It was such a rapid change in my body, an almost overnight medical crisis that […]

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Helping Someone Who Is Struggling to Treat an Eating Disorder

It can feel intimidating to help someone who is struggling with food, especially if they are hesitant to get help. Here at Magnolia Creek, we know that eating disorders are overwhelming not just for those with the illness, but also for their worried loved ones. In this article, we will talk you through how to

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When Do Eating Disorders Become Life-Threatening?

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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How to Find an Eating Disorder Support Group

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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Amy’s Journey to Healing: From Surviving to Thriving at Magnolia Creek

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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Rising from Darkness: Elisabeth’s Journey to Recovery at Magnolia Creek

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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Transforming Lives at Magnolia Creek: Wren’s Journey to Empowerment and Recovery

At Magnolia Creek, our goal is not only to help our clients make a recovery but to empower them and ensure they feel heard, supported, and successful, both during their treatment with us and beyond. We’re always happy to hear from our alumni, who let us know we are successful in helping them on their

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What Is the Difference Between Inpatient and Outpatient Eating Disorder Treatments?

Treating eating disorders requires expert techniques and researched analysis applied specifically for individual cases. Both inpatient and outpatient programs are frequently used treatment plans that eventually lead to a full recovery for many clients. As effective as they are, both treatments are valuable in their own ways, and understanding their differences is the best way

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