Fitspiration Isn’t Inspiring. Research Shows It May Be Fueling Disordered Eating
New research suggests that fitspiration content may worsen body image, restrictive eating, and compulsive exercise behaviours. Explore the psychological impact of modern fitness culture and its link to disordered eating.
What Weight-Neutral Care Really Means in Eating Disorder Recovery
What weight-neutral care really means in eating disorder recovery. A compassionate explanation of health beyond the number on a scale.
Why Restriction Can Turn into Bingeing – What Is Really Happening?
Why does restricting food often lead to bingeing? Learn what’s really happening in the body and mind, and why this cycle is not a personal failure.
The most powerful moments in recovery are often the quietest ones
Discover why the most powerful moments in eating disorder recovery are often the quiet, everyday wins. From food challenges to body acceptance and setting healthy boundaries, this blog explores how small acts of courage create meaningful, lasting change.
How Has Eating Disorder Treatment Evolved in the Past Decade?
Discover how eating disorder treatment has evolved from early intervention and holistic approaches to digital therapy and inclusive care. Learn what’s new and why it matters.
Barriers to Eating-Disorder Treatment & What Helps You Move Forward
Shame, fear, cost or location may delay help for an eating disorder. Discover common barriers and practical ways to take the first step toward support.
How to talk to young people about Food & Body Image
Strategies for talking about food and body image with young people. How to build positive conversation environments and support healthy self-image.
How has Social Media changed the way Eating Disorders develop?
Explore how social media influences eating-disorder risk. From comparison culture to body-positive recovery tools, and learn ways to protect mental health.
What Are Some of the Biggest Misconceptions About Eating Disorders?
As an Eating Disorder Therapist, I hear many of the same myths and misunderstandings about eating…