Eating Disorders

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When it comes to eating disorders, it is important to get help as soon as you notice the signs of a problem. While many people wonder if their loved ones’ eating behaviors are significant enough to warrant treatment, early intervention can halt the issue before it turns into a life-threatening battle. What Causes Anorexia and

While eating disorders were previously thought to affect primarily adolescents and young adults, we now know that people can struggle with their relationship with food later in life. In this article, we’ll discuss signs of eating disorders in the elderly and how to find support in your recovery. Eating Disorders in the Elderly Older adults

Eating disorders are serious mental health issues affecting millions of people worldwide. While many people are aware of the most common eating disorders, such as anorexia and bulimia, many are also unaware that multiple eating disorders can be present in a single individual at one time. Common Eating Disorders That Can Coexist It is entirely

Talking to your therapist about your eating disorder can be challenging, especially if you’ve struggled with it for a long time. To get the help you need, you should have an open and honest dialogue with your therapist. We’ll explore how to discuss your eating disorder with your therapist, including tips on preparing, what to