Not One More 2021 | Center for Discovery
02/25/2021 | By jkandel@allianceforeatingdisorders.com
When my child was in the grips of his eating disorder, every day was filled with “not one more” wishes.
When my child was in the grips of his eating disorder, every day was filled with “not one more” wishes.
When I think of Not One More, I think of a very special young lady that we lost to her
How cool to be part of a weekend, a moment in time, a coming together in our eating disorder community
Not one more person living with the experience of body shame and self-loathing. Not one more body labeled as unworthy
I will never understand how people with such beautiful souls, incredible minds, empathetic hearts and an energy that is so
28.8 million Americans will have an eating disorder in their lifetime. 28.8 million. A number so large, it’s hard to
Did you know that 29 million Americans will experience a clinically significant eating disorder during their lifetime? Yet, only one-third
I had never heard of the Not One More movement prior to writing this blog. When approached to write an
I remember the very first Alliance walk I attended. It was a chilly Sunday morning at the Raymond James Stadium
Having hope while in recovery can feel easy on some days and much harder on others; sometimes tangible and ripe,
The year 2020 has been filled with countless challenges, obstacles, and opportunities for inner growth. Let’s be real, I don’t
It was the perfect Christmas – I began the season at a party with my dear friends, took advantage of
Long before therapy, dietitian, and group appointments, my parents took me to countless doctors appointments because of my disability. I
A quote by N.R. Walker says, “Whenever you find yourself doubting how far you can go, just remember how far
I want to first thank my beautiful community at The Alliance for asking me to take the time to write
For the past five years, I called New York City home, a home I worked hard to build for myself.
“Tell the story of the mountain you climbed. Your words could become a page in someone else’s survival guide”- Morgan
“Feed them and they will come.” This is the mantra of many churches and religious organizations. Growing up, a church
Transitions can be incredibly challenging, especially while in recovery. Change tends to go hand in hand with discomfort, disruption of
I suffered from the afflictions of an eating disorder for three years. I wanted to take the time to get