Eating disorders impact men too. Learn about harmful body standards and cultural messages that influence male body image.

Suicidal thoughts and attempts are common in those with eating disorders. Prevent suicide by knowing the signs and accessing eating disorder treatment.

The LGBTQ+ community is disproportionately affected by eating disorders. Learn more about LGBTQ+ eating disorder resources and funds to help support the recovery of those in the LGBTQ+ community.

Once you get to a place in eating disorder recovery where you can distinguish between your own personal, healthy thoughts and beliefs and the eating disorder “voice” in your head, you might feel like you are constantly at war with yourself. The more battles you win, the closer you will get to full recovery. And yes, you can do this even while quarantined at home!

Everything in life seems to be canceled right now, but you can’t reschedule your eating disorder for another time. If anything, you might need support for your eating disorder recovery now more than ever.

We have some exciting news to share as we step into 2020. We are now officially an online group practice! This means that we will be able to serve individuals in need whether they are near or far, starting with those living in California and expanding as we see our clients’ needs expand.

Online counseling might be a good option to consider for eating disorder recovery. This guide will give you the things to consider, the questions to ask, and the tools to find an online counselor for eating disorder treatment.

As the New Year rolls around, and we hear of all the ways people are resolving to eat or exercise differently, there’s one object that is the biggest source of anxiety and terror: Your scale. But here’s the thing: a scale is just a scale. It just measures your relationship to gravity in one moment in time. To make 2019 the year of your recovery from diet culture, it’s time to smash your scale.