Parenting a child with an eating disorder can feel overwhelming, isolating, and confusing. You may be facing constant worry, stressful meals, and the challenge of supporting a child who may not seem to want help. We understand, and we’re here to guide you.
Our mission is simple: to give parents the knowledge, strategies, and confidence to help their children recover from eating disorders without judgment, blame, or shame. We provide clear, practical resources grounded in evidence-based approaches, Health at Every Size®, and intuitive eating principles.
We believe that parents are the most powerful allies in a child’s recovery. With guidance and support, you can make a real difference and help your child build a healthier relationship with food, their body, and themselves.
This website offers articles, guides, worksheets, and tools designed to help you:
- Understand eating disorders and your child’s unique needs
- Support recovery through meals, emotions, and everyday interactions
- Navigate treatment and professional care with confidence
- Foster body positivity, intuitive eating, and emotional resilience
Everything here is created with one goal in mind: to empower you as a parent so that your child has the best chance to thrive. You don’t have to do this alone—start exploring our resources and take the next step in supporting your child’s recovery today.
About Our Founder
Founded in 2016 by Ginny Jones, More-Love.org is built on both lived experience and a deep passion for learning. Ginny is a parent of a young adult and a parent coach specializing in supporting families navigating eating disorders.
A self-proclaimed “neuro nerd,” she has spent the past two decades learning about brain development and mental health. In the past ten years she’s also focused on eating disorders and non-diet approaches to health while further developing her knowledge of parenting, psychology, and self-development.
Ginny is currently pursuing a master’s degree in family therapy, bringing both knowledge and heart to the parents she supports.
Disclaimer:
The content on this website—including blog posts, guides, newsletters, and other materials—is meant to provide general information and support for parents. It is educational in nature and is not intended as professional mental health care, therapy, or psychological treatment. Visiting this site does not create a client or therapeutic relationship.
The parenting strategies, tips, and resources shared here are designed to inform and empower, but they are not a substitute for professional advice or treatment. Always consult your child’s healthcare provider, therapist, or another qualified professional with any questions about your child’s mental or physical health, medical concerns, or need for therapy.
If you are seeking therapy:
- Contact your insurance provider to find covered mental health professionals
- Visit PsychologyToday.com to search for therapists in your area
If you or your child are experiencing a mental health crisis, please call 988 (Suicide & Crisis Lifeline) or go to your nearest emergency room immediately.
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