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How to Spot the Signs of Rumination
May 27, 2022

How to Spot the Signs of Rumination

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Rumination disorder or rumination syndrome is widely misunderstood. Because rumination disorder is quite rare, many people do not understand its symptoms. Rumination syndrome is a type of feeding and eating disorder. Rumination disorder is a familiar condition in babies and individuals with developmental disabilities. However, it can occur in anyone, regardless of age. Signs and […]

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How to Shoo Away Seasonal Depression
December 17, 2020

How to Shoo Away Seasonal Depression

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As the holiday season arrives along with the inevitable change of season and colder weather, it often brings along new or increased stress, anxiety, and depression. November and December are frequently booked tightly with events and obligations (either with family or socially), which bring about feelings of stress and anxiety that feel more intense than […]

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How Trauma Changes You
August 28, 2020

How Trauma Changes You

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Dr. Christine Blasey-Ford’s testimony in front of the United States Senate is memorable for many reasons, but survivors of trauma will likely remember it for the haunting yet accurate statements she made on the effects of sexual assault on her life. “I did my best to suppress memories of the assault because recounting the details […]

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What Are Coping Mechanisms for Stress?
August 7, 2020

What Are Coping Mechanisms for Stress?

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Stress feels different for everyone. Some people are overtaxed by stress, collapsing on their bed at the end of the night in exhaustion. Others run on espresso, ignoring their body’s signs that it is stressed. They continue to go, go, go, and may not even realize that they are overwhelmed until they have already burned […]

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Life After Anorexia Treatment
March 31, 2020

Life After Anorexia Treatment

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Recovering from anorexia will take many months and can even take years. Backsliding, slips and relapse often occur. Relearning how to eat normally and how to cope with everyday problems takes a long time and will usually require a lot of support, whether from family, friends, professionals, or all three. Those in recovery from eating […]

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Fasting and Refeeding Syndrome
March 19, 2020

Fasting and Refeeding Syndrome

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If you or someone you love has suffered from an eating disorder, you might be familiar with fasting. Or you may be familiar with the idea of going for an extended period of time without eating. Or, you may be familiar with the newest diet trend, intermittent fasting, which encourages disordered eating patterns by encouraging […]

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Long Lasting Post-Partum Depression?
January 9, 2020

Long Lasting Post-Partum Depression?

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When you have a baby, your emotions are all over the place. One moment you feel joy and excitement, but the next you may feel anxiety and fear. This is quite normal after giving birth and is known colloquially as the “baby blues”. However, when the baby blues get out of hand, it’s known as […]

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When Eating Disorders Get Rebranded
December 26, 2019

When Eating Disorders Get Rebranded

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Fasting is nothing new, after all, people have been fasting for religious reasons for centuries. However, more recently, more people have been extolling the virtues of fasting diets as a way of detoxing their bodies or losing weight. Countless books and websites have sprung up surrounding the idea of fasting for weight loss. If you’ve […]

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Managing an Adult Eating Disorder: Steps to Success
June 7, 2019

Managing an Adult Eating Disorder: Steps to Success

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Our society is on guard for signs of teen and child eating disorders. Children today have manifested signs of anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa, and binge eating disorder. What we as leaders have not done is give parents and professionals the tools to recognize eating disorders in children so that they can manage them as adults. […]

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  • Home
  • About
    • About Us
    • The Gallery
    • The Team
    • Careers
    • Contact Us
  • Mental Health
    • Anxiety
    • Bipolar Disorder
    • Depression
    • OCD
    • Psychosis
    • Personality Disorder
    • PTSD
    • Schizophrenia
    • Self-Harm
    • Stress Disorders
  • Eating Disorders
    • Anorexia
    • Bulimia
    • Binge Eating
    • Food Addiction
    • Laxatives Abuse
    • Compulsive Overeating
    • Rumination
    • Other
      • ARFID
      • Orthorexia
      • OSFED
  • The Program
    • Our Team
    • Treatment Modalities
    • Family Program
    • Education & Career Counseling
    • Aftercare
  • The Experience
    • Accommodations
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