"Atypical anorexia" or "higher weight anorexia" is far more common than low-weight anorexia. Yet, people with AAN are less likely to get treatment. Is this weight bias?
A new study is one of the first to examine eating disorders in gender-expansive populations. This is an important step in making eating disorder treatment more inclusive.
We know that dieting is one of the strongest risk factors for binge eating disorder. So why are researchers recommending a diet as a potential treatment?
It is estimated that up to half of therapists treating eating disorders have a personal history of the illness. Is this something useful to share with patients?
We worry that if we don't restrict our kids' access to candy, they will gorge on sweets all day. But is this really true? Or is it the restriction that is making us out-of-control?
Is the latest health craze really just a diet in disguise? Why "wellness plans" are really just diets rebranded and how they can lead to a dangerous new eating disorder.
The holiday season can be one of the most stressful times of the year. But it doesn't need to be. Use these simple mindfulness strategies to help you manage.