
Ten Myths About Binge Eating Disorder
1. All binge eaters are obese Completely untrue. In fact most of the people I see in my practice are considered a “normal weight.” Food

1. All binge eaters are obese Completely untrue. In fact most of the people I see in my practice are considered a “normal weight.” Food

It’s that time again! National Eating Disorder Awareness Week. What is NEDAwareness Week and why is it important you ask? I’m glad you asked. Bringing

Question: Help! I saw your blog and realized that a lot of my odd habits have to do with my unhealthy association with food, but I do

1. Dieting is a temporary state of deprivation and therefore an ineffective way to lose weight. As soon as you return to your normal eating

I have this client who is really afraid that she’s not a good enough person. But here’s the thing, she’s a really good person. But

Joanna Poppink is an eating disorder therapist down in Southern California whose blog I’ve been following for awhile. Her book Healing Your Hungry Heart was

Before I had my son last fall I was petite but also strong and healthy. I ate my three healthy meals a day, I ran

I’ve been seeing *Emily in therapy for four years. She has written her recovery story and agreed to have it posted. I actually remember the

Did you hear? Did you hear? Vogue Magazine has decided to become ” ambassadors for the message of healthy body image.” And in that, according

I have this client. This smart, beautiful, funny, compassionate, wonderful client who has been suffering with food issues for a very, very long time. Once
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