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Can Smartphone Technology Help in the Treatment of Binge Eating?

The latest research on smartphone versus traditional guided self-help for adults with binge eating.

January 19, 2018
Research/Treatment

Receiving Eating Disorder Treatment in a Research Setting

Read here for answers to some commonly asked questions about receiving treatment at our program.

August 3, 2016
Treatment

Plus One: When an Eating Disorder and Other Problem Co-occur

Demystifying what it means to have more than one diagnosis.

April 18, 2016
What to Know about ARFID
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Understanding ARFID: A Guide about this Newer Eating Disorder

What we do and don't know about Avoidant Restrictive Food Intake Disorder.

February 1, 2016
Treatment

3 More Eating Disorder Myths Busted

Distinguishing fact from fiction when it comes to eating disorders.

May 11, 2015
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Eating Disorder Research Matters, Part 1

Eating disorders research matters. A conversation with our Center's founding director, Dr. B. Timothy Walsh, clarifies why.

February 25, 2015
Helpful Strategies for All/Treatment

Thinking Your Way to a Healthier You

Use CBT to identify and re-think problematic assumptions. When you truly believe your new conclusions, you will have hit the bullseye.

May 12, 2014
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Notes from ICED 2014: A Former Restaurant Critic Explains Binge Eating

With candor and courage, former New York Times restaurant critic Frank Bruni recounted past struggles with eating and weight.

April 1, 2014
Treatment

Blog Talk Radio Series: Treatment Options

How do you find your way on the path to wellness? Are there treatment options that work?

February 10, 2014
Research/Treatment

Additional Support of CBT for Bulimia Nervosa

A recently completed randomized controlled trial compared psychoanalytic and cognitive behavioral psychotherapies for bulimia nervosa and found cognitive behavioral therapy to be

January 22, 2014
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