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5 Tips for Starting a New Semester at College in Eating Disorder Recovery

The semester break is wrapping up, and a new course schedule of classes awaits. Exams, papers, assignments, and readings are quickly approaching, and you may feel nervous, anxious, or excited about the coming spring semester. This array of emotions may bring about eating disorder thoughts and symptoms used to cope with these changes.

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Winter Break in Recovery: Make Mental Health a Priority

The picture of a nostalgic, heartwarming holiday season permeates our collective idea of what the winter season ‘should’ be. But, for many people who struggle with food, body  distress, and other mental health issues, it can feel more like a nightmare. The winter season can feel isolating and stressful. Changes in routine, pressure from family and friends, school and work commitments, and beyond can feel like the perfect storm of isolating anxiety.

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Five Tips for Being Home for Winter Break in Eating Disorder Recovery

The stress is winding down, but now the uncertainty of the upcoming winter break is upon you. The shifts in your predictable daily routine and the worry of how people will respond to the changes in your actions, behaviors, and body when you return home from school can be unpleasant and stressful.

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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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4 Ways to Support Your Child’s Eating Disorder Recovery in School

Going back to school with an eating disorder is daunting for students in recovery. For parents of these students, sending your child back to school can be just as nerve-wracking. Academic and social environments may not be conducive to recovery, and the urge to protect them from triggers can feel overwhelming.

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