Our relationships with our bodies can be complex, evolving as we move through different experiences, environments, and personal challenges. For those who have struggled with disordered eating, an […]

When Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) and eating disorders co-occur, the recovery process can become more complex. The interplay between these conditions—each with its own challenges—can make the journey to […]

You don’t know what to do. You love college life, but juggling your double major, on-campus job, and social circles is a lot. The straight A’s you knew […]

Morgan Eagan (she/her) is an Admissions Coordinator for The Emily Program and a longtime advocate for destigmatizing mental health. She has a history of working with both adults […]

Your patient seems to be struggling more lately. More talk about food, more self-judgment and isolation. Their eating disorder behaviors are up and their motivation for recovery is […]

You’ve started dodging dinner plans because you’re worried your friends might notice that your eating habits have changed.  You’ve become hyper-fixated on your body and started working out […]

At The Emily Program, meals are more than just fuel for the body — they’re opportunities for healing. Therapeutic meals and snacks address fear and anxiety surrounding food […]

Unlike some other mental health diagnoses, eating disorders have a high prevalence of associated medical complications. In fact, eating disorders are responsible for more than 3 million lost […]

As a parent, you want nothing but the best for your child. So when it comes to finding the right program to treat their eating disorder, it’s important […]

Eating disorders are serious, potentially life-threatening illnesses, and yet, research shows that a majority of diagnosed, suffering adults will not seek treatment for their symptoms or concerns. We […]

The fear of slipping behind in school shouldn’t be a barrier to connecting with lifesaving eating disorder care. While this concern is common and valid, your child or […]

Seeking eating disorder care for your child can be an overwhelming decision. Their illness has already robbed them of so much, and you can’t help but wonder: Won’t […]