6 Signs of an Unhealthy Relationship With Exercise
Time for a pop quiz. Two people are running: Runner A is logging a long 20-miler because she truly enjoys it; running clears her head and makes her…
Social media and the negative effects it can have on a child’s body image
Most parent probably already have mixed feelings about their children using social media platforms like Instagram or Snapchat.
People in Eating Disorder Recovery Celebrate With the #MyRecoveryLetter
You might have heard of eating disorder awareness week, when people spread information about eating disorders.
Eating Recovery Center Expands its Renowned Binge Eating Treatment and Recovery Program to Sacramento
DENVER (PRWEB) APRIL 16, 2019 - Eating Recovery Center (ERC), a world-class leader in providing quality care for eating disorders and related…
Scaling Down Insecurities on the Hilltop
The students swung away at the scales and experienced what Southern Smash is all about, empowering people who look towards these machines for worth…
What It’s Like to Live with Atypical Anorexia
Jenni Schaefer, 42, was a young child when she began to struggle with negative body image.
Bringing Awareness to Campus
Body positivity is closely tied to both mental and physical health.
I Had a Rare Form of Anorexia That No One Talks About
Reporter details her own experience with an eating disorder, specifically Atypical Anorexia, and how it was overlooked by many including the medical…
Diabulimia is a Serious Eating Disorder That Most People Have Never Heard Of
As many as 35 percent of young adult women with Type 1 diabetes met the criteria for a “sub-threshold” eating disorder, meaning they display symptoms…
The Keto Diet Was Catastrophic to My Mental Health - Here's Why
Reporter details her journey through Keto and how it was detrimental to her mental health.
106.3 WORD Cover Story: National Eating Disorders Awareness Week
February 25th through March 3rd is Eating Disorders Awareness Month: A topic that is shrouded in shame.
These Women Are Living Health and Sharing Their Eating Disorder Experiences
Despite programs promoting acceptance, more than 70 percent of those who suffer eating disorders will not seek treatment due to…
9 Myths About Eating Disorders
This week marks National Eating Disorders Awareness Week.
Stereotypes about who gets eating disorders are stopping LGBTQ+ people seeking help
LGBTQ+ people are much more likely to experience eating disorders throughout their lifetimes - mainly because of the unique challenges they face (such…
Radio Interview with Mile High Magazine
Dr. Ovidio Bermudez, Chief Clinical Officer, Eating Recovery Center, Denver (ERC Denver) and Patrick Devenny (Da-venny) Former CU tight end and…
How to Spot and Treat Binge Eating Disorder
As Sheldon experienced, the condition can affect every aspect of well-being, from occupation and income to relationships and health.
Extreme Fasting: How Silicon Valley is Rebranding Eating Disorders
Fasting, of course, is not synonymous with anorexia.
Teenagers Say Depression and Anxiety Are Major Issues Among Their Peers
Most American teenagers — across demographic groups — see depression and anxiety as major problems among their peers, a new survey by the Pew Research…
Boxing Changed My Relationship With My Body - and My Eating Disorder
When you’re in recovery from an eating disorder, finding the right type of exercise can be a murky process.
Alyson Stoner Talked About Her Eating Disorder Recovery & How It’s Related To Other Mental Illnesses
On Feb. 13, actor and singer Alyson Stoner opened up about seeking treatment for an eating disorder and how being a child star impacted her health…
Everything You Need to Know About Orthorexia
One thing that’s for certain though: Today’s diet culture can definitely contribute to the problem.
Is “Drunkorexia” a Real Thing?
Drunkorexia appears to be relatively common among young people in several cultures.
What It's Like to Deal With Anorexia While You're Pregnant
“People with anorexia who become pregnant often struggle with feeling that the body they’ve been striving to ‘keep in line’ or make smaller suddenly…
Nutrition Myths you Need to Stop Believing
The way we think about nutrition changes all the time.
Suffering and Silenced: The Reality of Eating Disorders on Campus
More than 30 million people across the country are struggling with an eating disorder, but only 30 percent will ever seek help.
University of Kansas creating eating disorder recovery app to help improve treatment outcomes
Researchers at the University of Kansas are working on a smartphone app for clinical use to improve eating disorder treatment outcomes for patients.
Link between social media and depression stronger in teen girls than boys, study says
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Eating Recovery Center Announces Groundbreaking Study on Binge Eating Disorder
Eating Recovery Center's Binge Eating Treatment and Recovery Program launches study to examine successful treatment elements for what is now…
Depression and Anxiety May Increase Risk of Other Major Health Conditions, Suggests New Study
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Here's How to Cope With the Holidays When You're Recovering From an Eating Disorder
Ultimately, the holidays are not about the food.
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