“Working Out with ED” (By: Amanda Moulchin) I am no certified trainer or body builder nor do I track my workouts through social media but I do enjoy working out. […]
“Traveling with ED” (By: Kristin F.) Holidays are always a wonderful time to travel. You get to see new places without having to take too much time off work, you get […]
Strength in a Media-Driven World (By: Emily Jokisch, MS, RD, LDN, CSCS) “Don’t read beauty magazines, they will only make you feel ugly”. I remember hearing that growing up. Knowing […]
“Learning to Walk with Others on The Road to Recovery” (By: Elizabeth Jordan) Something I learned in recovery was that you have to expect to be uncomfortable. You have to […]
“Diets Don’t Work in Recovery” (By: Lauren Kelley) Going on a diet for a person in recovery from an eating disorder is as bad of an idea as an alcoholic […]
“Recovery” (By: Amanda Moulchin) Having recovered from an eating disorder is a phenomenal experience and forever life changing in a great way. I find myself getting involved with different organizations […]
“Intention vs Action” (By: Maria Grasso) This post has nothing to do with how I recovered from anorexia, my journey through anorexia, or my favorite childhood band (Hanson, in case you […]
“On ED and Voltaire” (By: Jessie Capps) “Good is the enemy of great.” I first saw this Voltaire quotation on a classmate’s MySpace (remember when?) profile. I was in high school, […]
“The Road to Recovery”, (By: Elizabeth Jordan) There is not a day that goes by that I do not look at food and think of my past. It almost all […]