Bulimia Nervosa, often called bulimia, is an eating disorder characterized by consuming or binging a large amount of food quickly, followed by purging. The purging may be done through self-induced
About 29 million Americans will have some type of eating disorder in their lifetime. The exact causes of eating disorders are unclear, but cultural, biological, and psychological factors can play
Living with an eating disorder isn’t easy. You may feel guilt, shame, or even emotional numbness. It’s not uncommon to feel disconnected from your thoughts and feelings. This disconnect can
The binge and purge cycle impacts people of all ages and backgrounds. Knowing when you need help is the first step in recovery. But, how do you know if you
Diet culture has a stronghold in the media and your daily life, whether you notice it or not. While it may seem like there has been an emergence in diet
Understanding and Treating Eating Disorders with Storytelling and Metaphor: Friday, March 5th | 11:00am – 1:00pm CT In this didactic and experiential presentation, case studies and clinical examples will be
Orthorexia is a disruptive obsession with healthy eating that hyper focuses on the quality of food in your diet. You might have a pretty clear vision of what healthy eating
Navigating Food, Family and Social Challenges During the Holiday Season with Mackenzie Reeser, MPH, RDN, LDN Fri, Dec 11th | 12pm-1pm CT In this FREE webinar, Director of Nutrition
At some point in your life, you might have found yourself wondering what, if any, the differences are between disordered eating versus eating disorders. Maybe you used to be caught
If you have an eating disorder, the COVID-19 pandemic may trigger your condition due to the incredible stress associated with the coronavirus lockdown. At the Integrative Life Center in Nashville, TN,
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