Q & A for Students with Eating Disorders (and Their Parents)
Answers to commonly asked questions that can help students with eating disorders ease the transition back to school.
Latest Entries
Lessons from Rio 2016: Focusing on Function over Form
Taking a cue from Olympic athletes, who celebrate the function of their bodies rather than just their form. Continue reading
Fueling Olympic Athletes in Rio
Olympic athletes’ eating patterns and perceptions of nutrition can offer a kind of food-body mindset from which we might learn. Continue reading
The Complexity of Religious Fasting When You Have an Eating Disorder
For many people with eating disorders, observing holidays like Ramadan, Good Friday, or Yom Kippur by fasting presents a conflict. Continue reading
Keeping In Touch With Former Patients, Year After Year
Why we call former participants in our inpatient program annually as part of a Longitudinal Follow-Up Study. Continue reading
How Your Values Today Might Impact You Tomorrow
Longitudinal research on happiness reminds us that what matters to us today will impact our future selves. Continue reading
“Recovery is always possible.”
Dr. Evelyn Attia talks about essential principles of feeding and eating disorder treatment, and the possibility of recovery for anyone with these conditions. Continue reading
San Francisco, Here We Come!
Here’s a “sneak peek” of when and where to find members of our group at this year’s International Conference on Eating Disorders. Continue reading
