Posts tagged Weight Stigma
Body Trust and Set Point Theory
Body Trust and Set Point Theory

We live in a world that teaches us from a young age that we cannot trust our bodies. Society tells you that your body needs to be controlled, changed, or manipulated to be “good enough.” Living with these pressures can be very difficult. You are not alone if you have tried to change your body to reflect these unattainable standards; this way of operating has failed you, and you have not failed to adhere.

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Body Image, Eating DisordersAmanda Nussbaumeating disorder recovery, mental health, set point theory, Weight Stigma, body neutrality, body image
How Bullying Can Impact Eating Disorders
How Bullying Can Impact Eating Disorders

Discover the profound impact bullying can have on eating disorders. Learn how to support those affected and break the cycle of silence and isolation.

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Eating Disorders, Body Image, College, Disordered Eating, SchoolAmanda Nussbaumeating disorder, Weight Stigma, fatphobia, bullying prevention, bullying, bullying awareness, bullying awareness month, be kind, bullying at school, stop bullying, be a friend, don't bully, school bully, eating disorders, body image, disordered eating
Weight Stigma and Eating Disorders
Weight Stigma and Eating Disorders

Weight stigma is a negative discrimination or perception based on an individual’s weight, shape, or body size. The misconception that eating disorders only present themselves in severely emaciated females is problematic for those in larger bodies who are in need of treatment. Weight stigma prevents many individuals from seeking treatment and receiving an appropriate diagnosis.

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Eating DisordersMegan MadsenWeight Stigma