How we respond to moments of negativity can make a difference in reducing body image distress and getting us back to neutral.
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Olympic athletes’ eating patterns and perceptions of nutrition can offer a kind of food-body mindset from which we might learn.
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Eating behaviors can range from ‘normal’ or ‘healthy’ to ‘disordered’ or, at the far end of the continuum, ‘eating disordered’.
For clinicians and patients alike, the way we talk about eating disorders matters.