Interview On the Road to Recovery, Part 1
By CHRIS HILLIARD Published: January 30, 2014 For many people, hearing recovery stories can be motivating. For others, they can be triggering. For that reason, we’re prefacing today’s blog with a […]
Monthly Archives: January 2014
Helping Friends With Eating Disorders
By KRISTIN JAVARAS Published: January 28, 2014 Recently it was reported that, Kesha (a female singer-songwriter known for hits such as the recent chart-topper “Timber”) entered rehab for an eating disorder. […]
Men and women with eating disorders at midlife still suffering in silence
By CRISTIN RUNFOLA Published: January 23, 2014 Midlife eating disorders continue to fly under the radar, and it’s a problem! A poor assessment, minimization of symptoms, or failure to refer for […]
Obesity Bias Among Healthcare Trainees
By KRISTIN JAVARAS Published: January 21, 2014 Bias against obese individuals has received some very public attention during the past year. Most recently, Jennifer Lawrence, a young film star, suggested in […]
Personal Reflections On Death: In Honor of Charlotte Bevan
By CYNTHIA BULIK Published: January 18, 2014 We all deal with death in different ways. Some cultures provide structure for mourning to help family and friends process the loss of a […]
Three ways to Candy Crush your New Year’s Resolutions
By STEPHANIE ZERWAS Published: January 16, 2014 Happy 2014! January is frequently a time of mass self-evaluation and plans for improvement. People take up various commitments to read more, exercise regularly, […]
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