Weight and Eating Disorders, Plus Food, Diets, Body Image & Exercise Eating and Eating Disorders But, seriously, my kid is addicted to sugar. A discussion about sugar addiction with dietitian Marci Evans Food is not a moral issue Preventing eating disorders at school – a printable for parents to share with teachers Beware of Skinny Teas when your child is at risk of or in recovery for an eating disorder, with @dothehotpants Beware of weight-loss meal replacement shakes when your child is at risk for an eating disorder When you have a child with an eating disorder, your family can help by learning attuned eating, by Tracy Brown, RD ‹ 1 2 3 4 5 › Weight and Eating Disorders When your child is overweight – what to do, what to say, how to feel, by Tracy Brown, RD For parents who are afraid that their kid is going to be fat, an interview with Beth Mayer The war on obesity can create gateways to eating disorders – what to think about as a parent What to say if you are worried about your teenage daughter’s weight gain Coming to terms with your child’s – and your own – natural weight – an interview with Tracy Brown, RD ‹ 1 2 3 Diets and Eating Disorders Diets in disguise: a diet dressed up as spirituality is still a diet Yes, you really do need to stop dieting if your child has an eating disorder Beware of weight-loss meal replacement shakes when your child is at risk for an eating disorder We would like to live in a world in which kids never, ever diet. Will you join us? The cause of eating disorders, and when a diet is an eating disorder – an interview with Linda Bacon, PhD Let’s talk to our kids about not dieting ‹ 1 2 3 4 › Body Image and Eating Disorders Self-esteem, body image, and eating disorders – what parents can do to help Educators: please stop promoting dieting and weight loss to children When your child gains weight in eating disorder recovery How to improve teen body image Ask Ginny: Should I tell my daughter that an outfit is not flattering? Are you fat shaming your kids? You’ve got to stop! ‹ 1 2 3 4 5 6 › Exercise and Eating Disorders 3 Simple Ways for Families to Get Grounded at Mealtime By Jennifer Kreatsoulas, PhD, RYT-500 Try This: Aikido as a hobby, exercise, practice and lifestyle ‹ 1 2 3 Share this:TwitterFacebookPrintLike this:Like Loading...
