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Examples of Other Specified Feeding and Eating Disorders
February 22, 2022

Examples of Other Specified Feeding and Eating Disorders

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Eating disorders are more common than many people realize. Some statistics suggest as many as 30 million Americans of all ages and genders have at least one eating disorder. Without help from a professional treatment program like The Meadowglade, the long-term effects of eating disorders can lead to dangerous, potentially fatal consequences. Unfortunately, a great […]

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Coping Mechanisms: The Positive and The Negative
January 21, 2022

Coping Mechanisms: The Positive and The Negative

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Coping mechanisms are tools we use to deal with challenging or unpleasant things. People may develop a coping mechanism to manage stress, deal with pain, or address the symptoms and challenges related to trauma or another struggle. Unfortunately, unhealthy (harmful, adverse, or negative) coping mechanisms are used more frequently than positive ones. It is important […]

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What’s It Like Living with Anxiety and Depression?
January 14, 2022

What’s It Like Living with Anxiety and Depression?

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Anxiety and depression are listed independently in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual for Mental Disorders (DSM); there is a solid and notable link between these mental health conditions. Although it is possible and not uncommon to receive a diagnosis of either anxiety or depression, it is also equally likely to struggle with both conditions simultaneously. […]

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How Do You Love Yourself?
December 17, 2021

How Do You Love Yourself?

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We have all heard the saying, “you have to love yourself before….” The phrase ends often depends on the individual providing their thoughts or the situation the advice pertains to. In truth, self-love and self-compassion are vital aspects of our mental health and overall well-being. But, unfortunately, they are something many fail to give ample […]

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Manage Anxiety and Stress: 5 Positive Coping Mechanisms
November 26, 2021

Manage Anxiety and Stress: 5 Positive Coping Mechanisms

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There are many reasons why people feel anxiety. Depending on the circumstances, anxiety can arise for positive and negative reasons. Anxiety is a natural and sometimes healthy emotion. Happy events can produce anxiety. For example, moving, starting a new job, getting married, having a baby, and buying a house. When people experience anxiety for “happy” […]

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Can Narcissists Change: Here’s What To Expect
November 19, 2021

Can Narcissists Change: Here’s What To Expect

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At some point, we have all interacted with someone we are sure was a narcissist. We have all met that person whose personality and behavior rub everyone around them the wrong way. But while narcissism is a word used frequently to describe people with specific personality characteristics, not everyone understands what narcissism is and whether […]

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Is Instagram Actually “Friendly”? How Instagram Affects Mental Health
October 26, 2021

Is Instagram Actually “Friendly”? How Instagram Affects Mental Health

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Social media provides people all over the world with a quick and easy way to connect with friends and loved ones. Each year Pew Research Center provides statistics around trends in social media use. The first surveys took place in 2005. At the time, only 5% of American adults used social media programs. Within a […]

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Living with Depression: 5 Ways to Help You Keep Moving Forward
October 15, 2021

Living with Depression: 5 Ways to Help You Keep Moving Forward

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Research by The National Institute of Mental Health indicates more than forty million American adults live with major depressive disorders each year. Major depression also impacts the lives of more than two million adolescents and teens under the age of seventeen. Depression is a commonly diagnosed and highly treatable mental illness; however, many who could […]

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How to Ask for Help Without Feeling Weird or Embarrassed
September 24, 2021

How to Ask for Help Without Feeling Weird or Embarrassed

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Asking for help is challenging for many who struggle with a chronic mental health condition. To ask for help means you must admit something is wrong. For many who struggle with disordered eating or another mental health struggle, this admission or acceptance is something they would rather not discuss or mention. Asking for help means […]

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Living with Anxiety: 10 Easy Ways to Help You
September 13, 2021

Living with Anxiety: 10 Easy Ways to Help You

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Anxiety is a normal reaction to many events in our day-to-day lives. Certain situations, people, or circumstances can lead to a minor feeling of worry or apprehension about what is to come next. These things do not need to be “bad” to produce anxiety. Any event, positive or negative, can lead to anxiety. Consider childbirth, […]

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    • Laxatives Abuse
    • Compulsive Overeating
    • Rumination
    • Other
      • ARFID
      • Orthorexia
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