A Journey Through Eating Disorders Support & Recovery

Why Weight-Inclusive Care Matters in Eating Disorder Treatment

The road to recovering from an eating disorder isn’t simple. Treatment approaches are constantly refining and providers are learning new techniques to support people along their healing journeys. As we continue to learn more, we aim to make recovery more accessible. In this vein, a treatment paradigm that appears to be imperative is weight-inclusive care. Weight-inclusive care in eating disorder…
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March 09, 2026
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Don’t Wait to ‘Feel Ready’ in Eating Disorder Recovery

At its core, eating disorder recovery is about stepping outside of your comfort zone, facing fears, and repeatedly defying the voice of the eating disorder. This happens again and again, not just at the beginning, but throughout the recovery process. And yet, at some point, whether early on or further along, many people find themselves thinking that they no longer…
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March 04, 2026
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Eating Disorders in College Students: Why This Crisis Is Growing

College can be an exhilarating chapter. It’s a time of expanding horizons, forging new identities, and building lifelong friendships. Yet for many students, this period can also mark a time of intense internal struggle. Behind dorm room doors, in dining halls, and in the silence between classes, a growing number of young adults are facing one of the most serious…
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February 22, 2026
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Not One More 2026 | Reasons Eating Disorder Center

During Eating Disorders Awareness Week, three words matter: Not One More.   Not one more person waiting until everything unravels. Not one more family trying to decode what is happening without guidance. Not one more individual believing they must look a certain way, be a certain weight, or reach a visible crisis before they will be taken seriously. Eating disorders…
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February 18, 2026
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Not One More 2026 | Equip

“Not One More” carries a lot of impact for my communities especially. From the LGBTQIA+ aspect of my identity to being BIPoC to HoH/Deaf, I consider the intersectionality in “no more” altogether. For me, it means that we still continue to have work to do. We must continue to grow as individuals, providers, carers, health systems, and treatment centers to…
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February 16, 2026
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Not One More 2026 | Monte Nido

Inclusive, accessible, and affirming care for mental health and eating disorders is desperately needed, especially as we know that these disorders don’t discriminate against anyone. As treatment options evolve and open doors to clients of many backgrounds and identities, it is important that we keep our eyes set on the ultimate goal: Not One More day without inclusive, accessible, and…
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February 11, 2026
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Not One More 2026 | Eating Recovery Center

“Not One More” is not just a phrase. It is something I live inside of. It is a commitment that lives in my body, my recovery, and my relationships. As someone who holds multiple identities and has been in long-term recovery from an eating disorder, those words carry weight. I have lost friends to their eating disorders and to addiction.…
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February 10, 2026
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The Hidden Cost of Untreated Eating Disorders: Academic Dreams Deferred

Academic excellence can vanish almost overnight when eating disorders take hold. High-achieving students may find themselves unable to concentrate, missing classes, and watching their GPAs plummet. The academic consequences extend far beyond temporary setbacks—they can derail entire educational trajectories. Learn more about eating disorder treatment and school support for teens and families. The Numbers Tell a Devastating Story Research reveals…
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January 20, 2026
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Menopause, Hormonal Shifts, and Eating Disorders: A Conversation We’re Not Having

Menopause is often known by its broad generalities of symptoms: hot flashes, mood swings, and brain fog. But there’s another part of this conversation that rarely gets the attention it deserves: the intersection between menopause, hormonal shifts, and eating disorders. For many, menopause brings unexpected changes to the body, and with those changes can come distress, fear, loss of control,…
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January 20, 2026
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