Eating Disorders and Concussions: Is there an association?
Due to the significant proportion of females who present to concussion clinics, clinicians should be encouraged to regularly screen for eating disturbances.
Category Archives: recovery
Spring Eating!
Sarah Faigle, MPH RD LDN CEDRD Spring has sprung! For many, spring may trigger thoughts of renewal and spring cleaning. Unfortunately, for some spring is just the next turn of […]
Loving Your Body Through Quarantine
Marina Harris, Ph.D. Quarantine has presented unique challenges for all of us, including an increased focus on health and physical appearance. In particular, at CEED we have seen an increase […]
Sustained Wellness during the COVID-19 Pandemic
by Sarah Faigle, R.D. The COVID- 19 pandemic has changed daily life for millions of people all over the world. Starting in March, many states in the U.S. have been […]
Continuing Eating Disorder Treatment During Physical Distancing (Also Known as Social Distancing)
By Jessica Baker, PhD Last week, we posted a blog about staying on the eating disorders recovery path during the COVID-19 pandemic. Here at the UNC Center of Excellence for […]
Staying on the Eating Disorders Recovery Path During the COVID-19 Pandemic
Cynthia Bulik, PhD, Founding Director, UNC CEED, Jean Doak, PhD, CEED Clinical Director, Tonya Foreman, MD, CEED Medical Director This is a special blog post for individuals with eating disorders […]
