Last week, our community in The Alliance’s LGBTQ+ pro-recovery eating disorders support group reflected on what it means to have
TRUST the process, then EMBRACE the process, and eventually ENJOY the process. Those words are written on the inside cover
About ten years ago, I was taking part in an evening of live music and meditation as a part of
At The Alliance for Eating Disorders Awareness, we are proud to announce our membership with The Mental Health Coalition. Together,
Even before my eating disorder made its first official “debut” with symptoms in my senior year of high school, I
As of mid-April 2021, more than 23 million vaccines have been administered in California and the state’s Covid-19 positivity rate
A few years ago, I couldn’t imagine recovering from my eating disorder, let alone working as a professional in the
If, as I’ve come to know, recovery from an eating disorder is a process, then transitions are the bridges we
How do we know when disordered eating becomes an eating disorder? Disordered eating does not interfere with one’s ability to
1 in 5 U.S. adults experiences mental illness each year. With the COVID-19 pandemic, some experts are estimating that number
It is an exciting time in the world of brain and mental health research. Over the past few years, there
Life without hardships? Well, that’s not something that anyone can promise you. There will surely be times that you don’t
The Alliance’s call to action of Not One More is vital to allowing new awareness to emerge and grow. I
For many of us, this past year marked an unprecedented loss of normalcy and control – beyond our comprehension. We’ve
When I look up the meaning of Lost, this is what I find: “Unable to find one’s way; not knowing
When I see the phrase “Not One More”, I admit that the first thing that comes to mind are questions.
There are so many thoughts that come to mind when brainstorming a meaningful “Not One More” statement because, well, eating
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
