As the new year approaches, many people turn to resolutions that center around measurable goals—things like advancing at work, exercising more, or quitting smoking. Our society reinforces the idea ...

Featuring Insight from Eating Recovery Center Clinical Manager, Emma Streit, LCSW Eating disorders are often misunderstood, but they impact millions of individuals and families across the United ...

At the Klarman Center for Eating Disorders at McLean Hospital in Belmont, recovery is built through structured treatment and a team approach designed to help patients return to life beyond the program ...

Respecting a patient’s autonomy is at the heart of ethical care. Patients need to feel empowered to take an active role in their recovery, sharing their goals and shaping the direction of their care.

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Thanksgiving bills itself as the most grateful day of the year. It’s intended to be a communal pause where we gather around food and family, to celebrate abundance and connection. But for millions of ...

Living with an eating disorder can be an invisible battle. It impacts more than just the relationship with food, it affects your perception, sense of self and overall well-being. At Upper East Side ...

After battling an eating disorder for years, Demi Lovato is finally at peace in the kitchen. "Finding freedom with food ...

Rediscovering the joys of food through cooking shows like "Top Chef" helped one writer progress in her eating disorder recovery journey. registered dietitian based in Charlotte, NC, and the founder of ...

Ah, the holiday season. For many, this time of year means gatherings, special meals, and endless photos in which someone inevitably says, "Wait, let’s try that again, but this time, everyone smile ...