Weight and Eating Disorders, Plus Food, Diets, Body Image & Exercise Eating and Eating Disorders 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 Heal your relationship with food: online course available from Dr. Anita Johnston may be helpful for moms who struggle with eating disorders … or have “eating difficulties” When “healthy eating” turns into an eating disorder: a 7-step guide for parents 5 ways to create positive body & food vibes at home, by Jennifer Kreatsoulas Stop calling food “good” and “bad,” offer dessert a few times a week (or every day!), and other advice from dietician Alex Raymond ‹ 1 2 3 4 5 › Weight and Eating Disorders 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 4 Diets and Eating Disorders Let’s talk to our kids about not dieting Don’t bring talk of diets and losing weight into the family home, by Anastasia Amour Dietary changes that involve eliminating and drastically restricting food groups, including “clean eating,” vegetarianism and veganism, should be carefully assessed in your teenager ‹ 1 2 3 4 Body Image and Eating Disorders Ask Ginny: Should I tell my daughter that an outfit is not flattering? Are you fat shaming your kids? You’ve got to stop! We suffer when we believe we are bodies first and people second – watch this awesome TED Talk by Dr. Lindsay Kite 10 facts about Instagram and body image in girls Body image, muscle dysmorphia and eating disorders in boys and men Instagram hashtags to avoid when your child has anorexia ‹ 1 2 3 4 5 6 › Exercise and Eating Disorders No posts found. Share this:TwitterFacebookPrintLike this:Like Loading...
