Kim and Kate: Baby Watch 2013
By KATE NOWLAN Published: July 18, 2013 Since “Baby Watch 2013” began for both the royal heir and the heir to reality television fame, few escaped the virtually ubiquitous coverage of […]
Category Archives: Awareness
Families and Carers: The Greatest Motivators
I thought I was just about as motivated as any scientist could be to crack the enigma of eating disorders. That is, until I attended “At Home With Eating Disorders,” […]
Reaching Adolescent Boys
Boys are beyond the range of anybody’s sure understanding, at least when they are between the ages of 18 months and 90 years – James Thurber As a clinical psychologist […]
Me, My Son, and My Eating Disorder
I had the honor of appearing on a HuffPostLive segment with Jennifer Rhodes where we discussed various topics related to pregnancy, parenting, and eating disorders. You can view that segment […]
The challenges of self-report in research
In research, it’s common to use self-report (having study participants report on their own characteristics, like weight). Self-report is definitely less expensive and more convenient than having researchers measure the […]
Walking for Life, Hope, and Each Other
This past Saturday, I attended the third annual Raleigh National Eating Disorders Association (NEDA) walk. The day brought the community together to raise eating disorders awareness and funds for research. […]
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