Real Talk: Eating Disorders
Jennifer Rollin, LCSW-CThoughts from a therapist on eating disorder recovery, anti-diet, body acceptance, & motherhood.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Daily |
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| Issues | 57 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 5 days ago |
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What Not to Say to Someone With Binge Eating Disorder (Even If You Mean Well)
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Binge eating disorder is the most common eating disorder and it’s also vastly misunderstood.
Contrary to popular belief, you can’t tell who is struggling with binge eating disorder based on their weight, bod...
One Thing About Having an Eating Disorder That’s Hard to Explain
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My eating disorder started because I didn’t like how a dress looked on me. I was in Nordstrom trying on dresses when I vowed that I would ‘lose weight.’
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Even If No One Notices Your Eating Disorder. That Doesn’t Mean It Isn’t There.
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There is a quiet kind of suffering that rarely gets named out loud. It hides behind compliments, behind discipline, behind the kind of ‘willpower’ people admire without understanding wha...
After Having An Eating Disorder, I Thought I'd Always Be A Little Disordered
There was a time when I believed eating disorder recovery had a ceiling.
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I’m an Eating Disorder Therapist. What I’m Seeing in Hollywood Is Concerning
Watching the Oscars this year, I didn’t just see glamorous gowns and red carpet moments.
As an eating disorder therapist, I felt a knot in my stomach.
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Eating disorder therapist | Founder of The Eating Disorder Center | Author | Writing on healing your relationship to food & your body.
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