Why eating disorders and trauma often overlap
Learn how trauma is often at the root of eating disorders.
Learn how trauma is often at the root of eating disorders.
People with OCD may avoid certain places or experiences to keep anxiety at bay.
Here are ways to help your child manage social anxiety.
Learn how impulsive and compulsive behaviors differ.
Sharing with someone you trust can be a crucial step in your recovery.
People with orthorexia have an extreme obsession with eating healthy foods.
People with NES eat large amounts of food after dinner and during the night.
If you’re having trouble managing how much you exercise, we have some tips to help.
ADHD and eating disorders share some connections that make them likely to occur together.
You can overcome both codependent tendencies and eating disorders with the right support.
Anxiety and eating disorders often occur together and share many of the same symptoms.
People with autism are more likely to develop eating disorders than those without autism.