Handling the Stress that Comes with Weight Restoration
While crucial, gaining weight is also a very emotional and challenging process. It requires a true fight to accept a changing body, especially… more »
Article originally published on Kelsi Cronkright’s website kelsisprogressionobsession.blogspot.ca * Like I mentioned in an earlier post, my family has been coming to this… more »
Learning to let go of the stress surrounding treatment, recovery, and other’s expectations can be a difficult thing to do, but it is… more »
While crucial, gaining weight is also a very emotional and challenging process. It requires a true fight to accept a changing body, especially… more »
Learning to live in the real world during the early stages of recovery can feel impossibly overwhelming at first. It can be much… more »
Veganism is consistent with my opinions regarding the treatment of animals, the environment, undocumented immigrants, and a few other points that are not… more »
We are so excited to welcome Jodie Glasspool to our writing team! We first connected with Jodie through her website A Healthy Paradigm… more »
Hello again! I’m going to go against my usual formula and rather than looking forward to the upcoming month, this “note” is going… more »
I’ve defined myself by a person before. And the thing about people is, they change. You can lose them. And in losing them,… more »
If anxiety were just something you could easily make go away, it wouldn’t be a problem. But it is a problem. * Before… more »
You will never find someone that is exactly the same as you. So love it, embrace it. And once you do that, you… more »
The word “fat” is loaded in part because of the way it’s so often used as an insult. When I heard J.K. Rowling… more »
Arming yourself with information about the way myths and stigmas affect addicts and how people respond to them, can go a long way… more »
“Rude” was the least applicable word to describe what I was on the inside, but something stopped me from being comfortable. My mind… more »
Addictive thoughts take place in a subconscious part of the brain called the mesolimbic dopamine system. Over time, alcohol actually begins to… more »
With eating disorders, food is better viewed as a language. As we become gradually more entrenched in an eating disorder, food becomes our main… more »
My social anxiety has certainly impacted the type of social situations I seek out for myself, but as long as it does not… more »
Having an eating disorder, struggling with self- harm, or depression does not make you a weak person- it does not make you crazy.… more »
Eating disorders can strike anyone – any gender, any race, any socioeconomic status, any country; eating disorders don’t discriminate. * This month we… more »