Eating disorders are cruel illnesses. They hide in the shadows of shame and secrecy, demanding all the attention they can

At The Emily Program, we are honored to extend a hand to extraordinarily brave clients embarking on a journey toward

Alone: Not One More, Not Anymore If I had a superpower that would let me instantly connect those battling an

To me, “not one more” means that person of an ethnic minority does not continue to face an eating disorder

Not One More. For me and the rest of the Alsana team, this means working collectively to spread awareness about

“Not One More” is a powerful slogan that carries a message of hope and resilience for those who have been

Eating Disorder Recovery as an Asian American First and foremost, I am writing from the perspective as a young adult

I studied my mother’s face as the doctor explained the “problem” with my body. He handed us each a shiny

Many of the physical manifestations of an eating disorder are overlooked or are accepted as a part of life. For

Alison. Laina. Rachel. Amy. Natalie. Raelyn. These six beautiful souls were my friends, roommates, and confidantes. They were some of

The Alliance’s call to action of Not One More is vital to allowing new awareness to emerge and grow. I

At the end of a patient’s journey, I will end our last visit by asking, “tell me something you want

For the past sixteen years, I have worked with eating disorder patients in residential and inpatient settings. These are some

Not one more family without hope. This message is for you: the mother, father, spouse, partner, brother, or sister…The loved

Eating Disorder Awareness is very important to us at Galen Hope. The intersection of mental health and eating disorder treatment