In a previous blog post, I wrote about common gastrointestinal symptoms that may occur as a result of long-term disordered eating behaviors. Oftentimes, however, I have clients that have been suffering from GI symptoms as far back as they can remember, predating their eating disorder. We explore how their chronic GI symptoms may have played
As a registered dietitian specializing in both eating disorders and gastrointestinal health, I understand the physical and psychological challenges my clients endure when changing their eating behaviors from restrictive to more inclusive. Quite often after a long-term period of food restriction, or starvation, the process of starting to eat more again can be accompanied by
Who doesn’t love a great mocktail? During the holidays if you are sober or alcohol just isn’t your thing here is a super easy and fun alternative. Check out my favorite mocktail and if you make it let us know what you think! View this post on Instagram A post shared by Sinnergy Wellness Group
Winter Groeschl, MS, LPC and I (Diana Douglas) will be going live November 8th at 5:30 pm AZ time on our instagram page (@sinnergywellness) to talk about the upcoming holiday season. We will be discussing what we’ve heard, what we have seen, and what we have experienced for ourselves in our own life when it
Being an athlete is not easy and challenges each individual on different levels. When struggling with an eating disorder as an athlete it can become very challenging, especially when coaches or athletic trainers don’t understand what you are going through or what may trigger you or your thoughts. Sports Range From: ➢ Swimming ➢ Soccer
So many people get in the habit of using the word “healthy,” that we have started to misrepresent it. This has become a big issue in our culture today because of the “fat phobic” society we live in. You may think, “well if you don’t look physically ‘healthy’ you are not ‘healthy’ at all.” Here’s
Returning to school isn’t easy for kids because many of them are going through changes in themselves and/or in their lives. As we are kicking off the school year, the more we are hearing that kids aren’t eating lunch at school. Now, for kids who struggle with an Eating Disorder, this can be very challenging.
Navigating the transition to in person school settings with our adolescent clients and their support networks is complex and more important than ever. Let’s talk about how we can support those struggling with big fears about returning to school and all the experiences that come along with it. Hold Space for Their Valid Fears As
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