Eating Disorder Risk in Elite Athletes
by Rachael Flatt, UNC Clinical Psychology PhD Student As a former elite figure skater, I had the honor of competing internationally for Team USA, culminating in my performances at the […]
Tag Archives: eating disorders
Book Review: Lighter than my Shadow, by Katie Green
BY: Emily Gutierrez DATE: 26 February 2018 In Lighter than My Shadow, author Katie Green shares her personal experience in living with an eating disorder, starting from the time that […]
Emotion Regulation in Eating Disorders
BY: Hunna Watson, PhD DATE: 20 February 2018 According to theories of emotion regulation in eating disorders, unpleasant emotions, like sadness, anger, and anxiety, can precipitate eating disorder symptoms. Eating […]
CEED Investigators Launch New College Health Study
Drs. Jessica Baker and Melissa Munn-Chernoff, faculty members at CEED, recently launched a new research study, Carolina CARES (College Assessment for Research and Education in Science), aimed at understanding mental […]
Potential Relationship between E-cigarette Use and Eating Disorders
BY: Addie Humphrey DATE: 6 January 2017 As e-cigarette use has skyrocketed, the popularity of “vaping” has become visible in day-to-day life. For some, vaping is an alternative to […]
Thanks to the CEED Research Volunteers!
BY: Melissa Munn-Chernoff, PhD DATE: 15 December 2017 In spirit of the holiday season, I wanted to take a moment to thank all of our undergraduate and postgraduate students who […]
Delivering Evidence-Based Treatment to Patients Who Are Out of Reach
BY: Kate Scheyer El-Sharkawy DATE: 30 November 2017 One of the Nine Truths of Eating Disorders is that eating disorders affect people from all walks of life.[1] This includes people […]
