Category: Eating Disorder

When Eating Disorders Require Medical Care in Children

Eating disorders can become life-threatening when they lead to severe malnutrition, dehydration, or organ dysfunction. If your child’s health declines to a critical point, medical stabilization may be necessary before psychological treatment can begin. As a parent, understanding when hospitalization is needed and what to expect can help you navigate this difficult time with confidence

Why a Multidisciplinary Team Is Essential for Treating Disordered Eating

Treating disordered eating is complex, requiring more than just a focus on food intake. Because eating disorders impact physical health, mental well-being, and emotional resilience, a multidisciplinary approach is the most effective way to support long-term recovery. This team-based model brings together medical, psychological, and nutritional experts who collaborate to ensure each aspect of a

IOP vs. Individualized Intensive Services: Finding the Right Level of Care

When seeking treatment for an eating disorder, it’s important to find a program that meets individual needs. Two common options for higher levels of care are Intensive Outpatient Programs (IOP) and Individualized Intensive Services (IIS). While both approaches provide structured support, they differ in customization, flexibility, and the overall treatment experience. Understanding these differences can

Navigating Food Intolerances and Finding Balance

Food intolerances and food sensitivities result when the gastrointestinal tract has a difficult time digesting, or breaking down, certain foods. Unlike allergies that involve the immune system and can cause severe reactions, intolerances and sensitivities are not life threatening. However, they can still result in bothersome digestive symptoms that can create fear or avoidance towards

Understanding the Connection Between Substance Use and Eating Disorders

The link between substance use and eating disorders is both complex and significant, with each condition often intensifying the effects of the other. Many people struggling with eating disorders also engage in substance use as a coping mechanism. In turn, substance use can worsen disordered eating patterns, creating a cycle that can be challenging to


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