Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) and Binge Eating may not seem related at first glance, but research suggests a significant connection between the two. Understanding this relationship can help in identifying effective strategies for managing both ADHD and binge eating.
Let’s dive into how ADHD and binge eating are connected and what it means for those who struggle.
Read MoreEating disorders represent a complex and multifaceted challenge, affecting individuals across diverse demographics with different needs. In navigating the landscape of treatment options, it is important to understand the different treatments are available and to consider what the best treatment is for you and your unique needs.
Read MoreFirstly, it's important to know that many insurance plans do cover some form of treatment for eating disorders. However, the extent of coverage can vary widely depending on factors such as your specific plan, the type of treatment required, and whether the provider is in-network or out-of-network.
Read MoreIn today's fitness-thin-centric culture, the pursuit of a toned physique or peak athletic performance is often celebrated, no matter what costs it may have taken an individual to get there. Furthermore, there's often an association between fitness and health with a specific toned and ideal body type, which can lead to harmful messaging. It's important to recognize that these concepts are not interchangeable. This causes athletes to be more at risk for the possibility of developing disordered eating and body image struggles and possibly a diagnosable eating disorder like, Anorexia Athletica.
Read MoreAre you confused about who to turn to for reliable nutrition advice? It is super confusing to understand where to go for nutrition advice and why! However, it is an important question to ask to go to the best person for you and your needs. We're here to clear up the confusion and help you make an informed decision about who to trust with your health.
Read MoreThis is a question we commonly get and the answer is quite lengthy and depends on each client’s individual needs and goals. Dietitians often create personalized meal plans for their clients and the process involves a collaborative approach where the dietitian works closely with the client to understand their individual needs, preferences, health goals, and any specific dietary restrictions.
Read MoreIn the realm of managing eating disorders, seeking the guidance of a registered dietitian can be a pivotal step toward recovery and reclaiming a healthy relationship with food. However, the question of “how much support” to receive and why it isn’t always straightforward and depends on the needs of each client. Let's dive into this topic and shed light on the significance of the frequency of sessions for outpatient eating disorder work.
Read MoreEating disorders are complex mental health conditions that affect individuals of all ages, genders, and backgrounds. These struggles aren't just about food—they affect every aspect of our lives, from our physical health to our relationships with ourselves and others. Family Based Treatment has proven successful for families and loved ones struggling with an eating disorder.
Read MoreEating disorders are complex conditions that not only affect individuals but also deeply impact their families. As dietitians passionate about eating disorder recovery, we have witnessed firsthand the toll these disorders take on both the person suffering and their loved ones. In the realm of treatment, one approach stands out for its effectiveness and unique focus on the involvement of families and loved ones: Family-Based Treatment (FBT).
Read MoreAtypical anorexia and anorexia nervosa share many similarities, with the key difference lying in their weight criteria for diagnosis. Both conditions are characterized by extreme restriction of food intake, fear of gaining weight, and distress over body image. However, while individuals with anorexia nervosa typically have significantly low body weight, those with atypical anorexia may not meet the extremely low weight criteria associated with anorexia nervosa.
Read MoreConcerned about getting in “just enough” fuel for your tank each day? Turns out, that may not be the best way to approach nutrition for your body. Explore how thinking of your body like an engine may be limiting your experience with food & healing
Read MoreAre you pursuing “health” in your life but coming up short? Are you feeling overwhelmed by all of the recommendations floating around in mainstream media and simultaneously ashamed that you can’t do it all? Keep reading to hear some thoughts on how to re-frame this concept and step into a more compassionate and nuanced space as it relates to your pursuit of health.
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