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Social Justice, Fatphobia, and Eating Disorders, by Meghan Cichy, RDN

What to do when you are told or suspect that your child has an eating disorder, by Beth Mayer, LICSW

Yes, we can help prevent eating disorders! Recommendations for parents, educators and healthcare practitioners

People Who Have Experienced Trauma and Have an Eating Disorder Require Specialized Treatment Plans, by John Levitt, PhD

But, seriously, my kid is addicted to sugar. A discussion about sugar addiction with dietitian Marci Evans

Treating and preventing eating disorders with Intuitive Eating and Health at Every Size, an interview with Brandi Koch MA, RD

What dads need to know about parenting a child who has an eating disorder, by Jeanette Alonso, LMHC

Hope Is Essential When Working With People Who Have “Chronic” Eating Disorders, by John Levitt, PhD

Why yoga is an excellent practice while in eating disorder recovery, and what parents should know, by Jennifer Kreatsoulas, PhD, CYT

Don’t blame the victim (or the parents) for eating disorders – their triggers are deeply embedded in today’s society, by Beth Mayer, LICSW

Protecting our kids from diet culture and fatphobia as they recover from an eating disorder, and what to know about dieting during recovery, an interview with dietician Alex Raymond

Hunger Literacy: teaching your child to identify and nourish their real hunger, by Anita Johnston, PhD

Questions To Ask Before You Send Your Child to Local Eating Disorder Therapists or an Eating Disorder Treatment Center, by John Levitt, PhD

Preventing childhood eating disorders – a societal approach, by Dr. Linda Bacon

Parents, you’re not to blame for your child’s eating disorder, but here is what you should know about it, by Beth Mayer, LICSW

Writing with your child in recovery for an eating disorder can lead to meaningful conversations and healing, by True U’s Annie Shiel and Merideth VanSant

How to Model Healthy Attitudes About Exercise at Home, by Jennifer Kreatsoulas, PhD, CYT

When you have a child with an eating disorder, your family can help by learning attuned eating, by Tracy Brown, RD

What I want parents to think about before sending their child to an Eating Disorder Treatment Center, by John Levitt, PhD

Worried about the kids? Fear of obesity is much more health-damaging than high weight itself. An interview with Dr. Linda Bacon.

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Social Justice, Fatphobia, and Eating Disorders, by Meghan Cichy, RDN

What to do when you are told or suspect that your child has an eating disorder, by Beth Mayer, LICSW

Yes, we can help prevent eating disorders! Recommendations for parents, educators and healthcare practitioners

People Who Have Experienced Trauma and Have an Eating Disorder Require Specialized Treatment Plans, by John Levitt, PhD

But, seriously, my kid is addicted to sugar. A discussion about sugar addiction with dietitian Marci Evans

Treating and preventing eating disorders with Intuitive Eating and Health at Every Size, an interview with Brandi Koch MA, RD

What dads need to know about parenting a child who has an eating disorder, by Jeanette Alonso, LMHC

Hope Is Essential When Working With People Who Have “Chronic” Eating Disorders, by John Levitt, PhD

Why yoga is an excellent practice while in eating disorder recovery, and what parents should know, by Jennifer Kreatsoulas, PhD, CYT

Don’t blame the victim (or the parents) for eating disorders – their triggers are deeply embedded in today’s society, by Beth Mayer, LICSW

Protecting our kids from diet culture and fatphobia as they recover from an eating disorder, and what to know about dieting during recovery, an interview with dietician Alex Raymond

Hunger Literacy: teaching your child to identify and nourish their real hunger, by Anita Johnston, PhD

Questions To Ask Before You Send Your Child to Local Eating Disorder Therapists or an Eating Disorder Treatment Center, by John Levitt, PhD

Preventing childhood eating disorders – a societal approach, by Dr. Linda Bacon

Parents, you’re not to blame for your child’s eating disorder, but here is what you should know about it, by Beth Mayer, LICSW

Writing with your child in recovery for an eating disorder can lead to meaningful conversations and healing, by True U’s Annie Shiel and Merideth VanSant

How to Model Healthy Attitudes About Exercise at Home, by Jennifer Kreatsoulas, PhD, CYT

When you have a child with an eating disorder, your family can help by learning attuned eating, by Tracy Brown, RD

What I want parents to think about before sending their child to an Eating Disorder Treatment Center, by John Levitt, PhD

Worried about the kids? Fear of obesity is much more health-damaging than high weight itself. An interview with Dr. Linda Bacon.

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