Explore the intricate similarities between eating disorders and relationships. Learn why letting go can be so challenging and how to navigate this complex dynamic in recovery. Discover more insights on our blog.
Dating can be difficult for anyone. However, some things may be uniquely challenging in dating for those in eating disorder recovery. Whether you are on a first date or the twentieth, it is essential to take steps to stay recovery-focused when connecting with a partner.
Eating disorders are not restricted to only affecting one’s relationship with food. For anyone who has a significant other with an eating disorder, you may notice your partner’s illness creating obstacles within your relationship. The reality is that eating disorders overwhelm almost every aspect of one’s life, including relationships with people around them.
In February, Valentine's Day is an opportunity to celebrate love. Healthy relationships, both romantic and platonic, consist of supporting another person through the good and bad times and being supported by them. However, when the person you are in a relationship with is struggling with or recovering from an eating disorder, you may wonder how to help support them throughout the healing process.
