Experts recommend medical monitoring as well as psychological help in order to treat eating disorders, and say early intervention is crucial.
Western New York Comprehensive Care Center for Eating Disorders teamed up with the University of Rochester School of Nursing to raise awareness about eating disorders and ...
The Emily Program, a national leader in eating disorder specialty care and behavioral health services, today announced a free ...
The Healing Connection and the University of Rochester School of Nursing are collaborating this week to educate the public about the realities of eating disorders. The ...
The self-inflicted famine that consumes anorexia nervosa patients is so severe that one patient in five is at risk of starving herself to death. Eating disorders are so prevalent that between 10 ...
Co-authored by Alyssa Reddi and Robert T. Muller, Ph.D. “You know, we used to discharge people if they didn’t finish their first meal here.” That was the response from a staff member at an intensive ...
Brigham Young University's Women’s Services and Resources office (WSR) provides students with tools and support to promote ...
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (KY3) - Eating disorders often go unnoticed and underdiagnosed. According to the National Alliance for Eating Disorders, 70 percent of those who struggle with an eating disorder never ...
Rula reports that supporting someone with an eating disorder is vital. Awareness, care, and open communication can aid their recovery journey.
Eating disorders can affect anyone, and stigma around eating disorders can prevent people from seeking help.