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Compulsive Exercise: Signs Your Workout Routine May Be Part of an Eating Disorder You work out regularly. You're dedicated. You push yourself. In a world that constantly tells us to move more and eat less, your habits might look like the picture of health. But...
Eating Disorders in Athletes: When Discipline Becomes Dangerous Athletes are celebrated for their discipline, their drive, and their ability to push past limits. But what happens when the habits that make someone a great competitor start to quietly destroy them from...
Orthorexia: When Healthy Eating Becomes Unhealthy You read labels carefully. You know what's in your food. You cook from scratch, avoid ultra-processed ingredients, and make thoughtful choices about what you put in your body. There is nothing wrong with any of that....
GLP1's, Ozempic and Eating Disorders: What Patients and Families Should Know GLP-1 receptor agonists — medications like Ozempic, Wegovy, Zepbound, and Mounjaro — represent a genuine advance in medicine. For many people living with obesity or type 2 diabetes, these...
When Outpatient Isn't Enough: A Clinician's Guide to Referring for Residential Eating Disorder Treatment When a patient needs eating disorder residential referral, knowing when and how to refer can make all the difference in their recovery. You've built real...
World Eating Disorders Action Day 2026: What You Need to Know and How to Help Every year on June 2nd, advocates, clinicians, families, and survivors around the world come together to observe World Eating Disorders Action Day — a global campaign dedicated to...
What to Do When Summer Break Makes an Eating Disorder Worse For families managing a loved one's eating disorder, summer can feel like the worst possible time for school to end. The structure, routine, and daily oversight that the school year provides disappears, and...
Body Image Issues In Summer: How to Cope When the Season Feels Impossible Body image issues in summer are common — and for many women, they are more intense than any other time of year. Swimsuits, heat, social events, and a culture that ties beach-readiness to worth...
Anorexia athletica is a term for a pattern of unhealthy, compulsive exercise often driven by fear, guilt, body dissatisfaction or a need to control weight and shape. Someone who’s struggling with anorexia athletica may feel like they can’t rest, may continue to...
Summary May is Mental Health Awareness Month — a time to shine a light on the conditions that so often go hand in hand. Among the most common pairings in eating disorder treatment is anxiety and eating disorders. Research shows that anxiety disorders are the most...