Category: Therapy for Eating Disorders

Career issues create stress for both genders. Women are currently forming small businesses at twice the rate of men, which is good news for women’s…
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ACT.  Acceptance and Commitment Therapy for Eating Disorders Act (pronounced as one word–as in “action”) stands for Acceptance and Commitment Therapy.  ACT was developed by…
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“I feel fat!” This is not only a comment made by individuals struggling with eating disorders, but one made consistently by countless women throughout America….
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By Susan Parish-Walker “Imagination is the Highest Kite You Can Fly.” Lauren Bacall Have you ever taken a hot air balloon ride or have you…
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Wounds don’t heal overnight- the healing process takes time, sometimes much longer than we would like. For so long I have found myself trying to…
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By Natalie Hutson, M.S., L.P.C. One of the foundations to healing from an eating disorder is rebuilding trust within oneself and with others. However, for…
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By Natalie Hutson, M.S., L.P.C. The eating disorder serves a purpose in a sufferer’s life. For some, the eating disorder may be a defensive retreat…
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Are you afraid of the dark?  Terrified of roller coasters?  Petrified by spiders? How about: cheese, bread, or brownies?  Do any of those things send…
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Dialectical behavioral therapy is a beneficial approach to treating hard-to-reach patient populations.  It is especially helpful in treating patients with eating disorders.  As Director of…
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