It’s been just about 20 years since I was first certified as a personal trainer. I was completing my graduate work at the time, and this certification allowed […]

This blog post started as a short report on a workshop held at the recent Renfrew Center Foundation Conference for Professionals in Philadelphia. It was titled “Understanding the […]

The “Game of Thrones” star revealed the humbling advice she got from her therapist. Source link

Curious about the relationship between eating disorders and alcohol/substance misuse? Check out my latest blog for Oliver-Pyatt Centers! You can find Does Every Woman Have an Eating Disorder? Challenging […]

One of the most challenging aspects of treating complex cases of anorexia is cutting through the day-by-day storm and stress of treatment, to clearly see the arc of […]

Bulimia and I have been best friends since I was 13. At the time, my parents were fighting, and rage permeated our house. At school, I was the […]

I’m a little late to post this, but I wanted to celebrate another blogging win, plus honor a number of other fabulous blogs. If you haven’t seen Healthline’s […]

One often-overlooked aspect of recovery from adolescent anorexia is the need for both child and parent to shake off negative, established patterns of coping. For the adolescent, the […]

The “America’s Got Talent” veteran told People she’s “not healthy yet” but has been actively seeking therapy and finding solace in music. Source link

Recently, I saw a woman wearing a t-shirt that read, “Will Work Out for Fries.” Is it only funny because, for so many, it rings true? How many […]

A question that comes up regularly in the eating disorder field is how to define recovery? Is it a maintaining a certain weight or BMI? It is abstaining […]

HuffPost blogger Brittany Gibbons joins us to share her story of overcoming negative body image and increasing intimacy with her husband. Source link