UNC Center of Excellence for Eating Disorders (CEED) Celebrates 20 Years of Firsts
by Cynthia Bulik, PhD, Founding Director of CEED It’s hard to believe that 20 years ago we cut the ribbon to launch what was then called the UNC Eating Disorders […]
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Portrayal of ARFID or Extreme Selective Eating On A Popular TV Series
By Kayla Costello and Ava Silverman (CEED Summer Research Fellows) Selectivity around food is typical among young children and is often short-term, but what happens if your child never “grows […]
Lived Experience Co-design in Eating Disorders Research
by Ava Silverman Ava Silverman is a 2023 CEED Summer Fellow and rising senior at Smith College, majoring in neuroscience. Lived experience co-design of research refers to collaboration between researchers-by-training […]
Intolerance of Uncertainty: Common to All Eating Disorders?
by Kayla Costello UNC CEED Summer Research Fellow and Clinical Psychology PhD student University at Albany, State University of New York Mental health disorders are categorized by different symptoms often […]
What is eco-concern and how is it related to eating behaviors and disordered eating?
by Baiyu Qi, MPH Climate change has been progressively worsening during the past few decades and has had adverse impact on mental health. Many people have experienced distress related to […]
2022 International Conference on Eating Disorders: My Experiences Presenting Virtually and Meeting with an Eating Disorder Expert
by Meredith Bowman As my first time attending ICED, I was very impressed how the Academy for Eating Disorders (AED) adapted to the challenges of running this conference virtually. The […]
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