Eating Disorder Treatment Options for the Adolescent Impacted by Trauma

As a parent, you have likely planned and envisioned only the best for your child, including desires for their future, saving for college, and more. One thing that you may never anticipate is that your little girl will develop an eating disorder, which can dampen the hopes, dreams, and aspirations that you wish for your child.

Eating disorders, including anorexia, bulimia, and binge eating disorder, are often connected with negative stigmas and stereotypes, which can leave you feeling more confused about what your child is confronting. It is important to know that there are resources and support to help you and your child through this journey and that you do not have to navigate this alone.

Why Comprehensive Eating Disorder Treatment for Teens is a Must

Why Comprehensive Eating Disorder Treatment for Teens is a Must

Eating disorders, including anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa, and binge eating disorder, are complex mental disorders that can be potentially fatal if left untreated. Although eating disorders are associated with damaging physical, emotional, and psychological consequences, many women are unable to connect to the help and treatment that is needed for recovery.

How the Experience of Trauma Can Increase Your Risk of an Eating Disorder

How the Experience of Trauma Can Increase Your Risk of an Eating Disorder

If you or someone you love has experienced trauma in any form, including a traumatic event, you may be unsure about how to best care for yourself during a difficult time. Trauma can be experienced in many forms, including bullying, physical mistreatment, neglect, domestic or community violence, loss and grief, and more.

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