Category: Therapy for Eating Disorders

Recovery from an eating disorder, like life itself, isn’t a race. As long as you look at recovery as a continuum, rather than a single…
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The Monday Morning Blahs and the Sunday Night Blues Do you ever have the “Sunday Night Blues” or the “Monday Morning Blahs?” Do you find…
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Loving kindness: genuine care and appreciation for the well being of another; a respect for everyone’s values. This is a worthy concept and also one…
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Narrative therapy involves exploring the shaping moments of a person’s life, the turning points, the key relationships, and those particular memories not dimmed by time….
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“There is more difference within the sexes than between them.” Ivy Compton-Burnett The objective will be to focus on relationships or Eating Disorder Inventory III…
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A recent commercial including all males portrays an interesting perspective on how obsessed Americans have become with their body image. In essence, it conveys the…
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Eating disorders are typically considered an illness that affects young women in their teens and early twenties but in recent years, there has been an…
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By: Susan E. Justitz, Ph.D. What is the clinical rationale, purpose, and importance for using assessments with those with a formal eating disorder? Psychological testing…
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Over 24 million individuals struggle with disordered eating; of those, about 8 million have a formal eating disorder. Ninety percent of them will never seek…
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