Real Talk: Eating Disorders
Jennifer Rollin, LCSW-CThoughts from a therapist on eating disorder recovery, anti-diet, body acceptance, & motherhood.
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Free 20 Page E-Book: Therapist-Written Journal Prompts for Eating Disorder Recovery
I am beyond excited to share this!
Over the years, I have created a bunch of journal prompts for people in eating disorder recovery. With the help of an amazing team member, I have compiled all of these prompts in a free 20 page e-book. A...
Arianna Grande's Body Is Going Viral. An Eating Disorder Therapist Explains What Everyone Is Getting Wrong
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Arianna Grande’s body and concerns about it are going viral. As an eating disorder therapist who works almost exclusively with individuals with eating disorders, I have some thoughts.
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I'm Not Trying to Lose Weight
Photo by i yunmai on UnsplashI don’t weight myself, however based on clothing i’m fairly certain that i’ve recently gained weight. Here’s why i’m not trying to lose it and why I don’t think that you should focus on that either.
I don’t wei...
I Thought Gaining Weight Would Ruin My Life. It Actually Set Me Free.
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When I was struggling with an eating disorder, I was terrified of the idea of gaining weight. My logic at the time was that I already didn’t like my body, so if I gained weight, I would only dislike it more...
I Didn’t Realize I Was Doing This to Avoid My Emotions
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When I was younger, I used to tell myself that I was restricting food because I wanted to lose weight.
At one level, that was true. My eating disorder did tell me that I needed to be thinner.
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Conversations about eating disorder recovery, body image, and healing your relationship with food-from an eating disorder therapist and founder of The Eating Disorder Center.
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