The Hidden Impact of Family Support in Eating Disorder Recovery: Are You Ready to Make a Difference?
Families can be the untapped superpower in eating disorder recovery. Read on to learn how you can make a positive difference!
How to Master Mealtimes: Transforming Anxiety into Calm
One of the hardest things to do when you’re caring for a loved one in eating disorder recovery is to help your child to eat.
Here’s 3 things that you can implement now to make meal times calmer – for everyone.
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‘I don’t know why, but I just can’t’..
Understanding your loved one’s avoidance by Zuzanna Gajowiec, CEDS-C For us as caregivers, some eating disorder behaviours can be very hard to understand. And that means that it can be even harder to try to CALMLY and effectively support someone in recovery. One of the issues that families (and treatment teams) face is Avoidance.
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Why we prioritize nutritional rehabilitation….
Understanding the intricate relationship between restrictive eating disorders and brain health can make a difference in how you, as parents and family members, provide support and encourage the recovery of your loved one.
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Why summer can present an unexpected challenge to eating disorder recovery….
….and how to maintain a sense of structure while school is out. Before summer, you worried about maintaining the recovery routine during the school year: making sure that snacks were had during the school day (as best you could!) and that appointments were kept. Now the summer holidays have arrived and with it – Freedom!
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Accept Emotions – and don’t give in to the eating disorder…
How to learn not to give in to the eating disorder, especially when emotions are running high By Zuzanna Gajowiec It is a difficult task for most parents to accept all the emotions that our children experience. Even though all emotions are natural, useful and deliver an important message about our needs, we experience some
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