Contributor: Camille Williams, MA, NCC, LCPC, Eating Disorder Program Coordinator at Timberline Knolls Residential Treatment Center Just as our society values and praises thinness, the same holds true for exercise. [...]
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Eating Disorder Hope Founder Jacquelyn Ekern interviews social worker and blogger Charlotte Sandy in this 3-part series about her experience with, and recovery from, her eating disorder. Jacquelyn: Charlotte, can [...]
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Contributor: Camille Williams, MA, NCC, LCPC, Eating Disorder Program Coordinator at Timberline Knolls Residential Treatment Center There’s a common phrase for early recovery, “fake it ‘til you make it” that [...]
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Expressive Therapy An essential part of expressive therapies is the idea that all individuals have embodiment and practice, that is, they experience their body in a different way. For example, [...]
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A Story of Hope with Anorexia Hope with anorexia and hope, in general, is a central theme in recovery. Combining every aspect of an individual and their life and altering [...]
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Dr. Walter Kaye is a preeminent expert in eating disorder research, and he was generous in allowing Jacquelyn Ekern of Eating Disorder Hope to conduct an interview and present it [...]
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Eating Disorder Treatment for Athletes If an athlete has been referred to an eating disorder professional who provides eating disorder treatment for athletes, the clinician will determine what level of [...]
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Symptoms of Eating Disorders in Athletes Frequently, an athlete with anorexia will struggle with a combination of restrictive dieting, overtraining, seeking rest in recovery days. They also often miss out on social [...]
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The Phases of Eating Disorder Recovery At Rebecca’s house, we have a phase system that mirrors the dimensions of self that Ramdas talks about pretty well. The Phases of Eating Disorder [...]
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The Insanity of Addiction My recovery has been multi-faceted. I have been through anorexia, bulimia, addiction problems, alcoholism, steroid addiction, and clinical depression. I have been in recovery since April [...]
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