How anxiety and eating disorders are connected
Anxiety and eating disorders often occur together and share many of the same symptoms.
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.
If you’re dissatisfied with your appearance, you can improve your well-being with the right support.
Knowing the warning signs can help you get the support you need.
It’s possible to heal from the effects of domestic abuse with the right support.
There are things you can do to calm yourself down and reduce your symptoms in the moment.
If you’re experiencing or recovering from any type of abuse, support is available.
Abuse can happen in all types of relationships, including platonic ones.
Perfectionism and anxiety often coexist, but developing healthy coping skills can help.
Although OCD and eating disorders share many similarities, they’re distinct conditions.
We have some tips to help you combat social anxiety and build confidence in the workplace.