Your Ultimate Guide for Balanced Living

An Eating Disorders Therapists' Perspective Every five years, the U.S. Dietary Guidelines for Americans (DGAs) shape how we talk about food. They influence school lunches, hospital menus, family dinners, federal nutrition programs, popular media conversations, and headlines about food, weight, and health. These messages matter because they have a great impact on the public's view and perception, influencing their relationship with food and their bodies. The new 2025–2030 guid

The beginning of a new year is often framed as a time of renewal, motivation, and fresh starts. While this narrative can feel hopeful for some, for many others, it brings pressure, fatigue, or a deep sense of discouragement. If you are entering the new year feeling emotionally drained, overwhelmed, anxious, or simply focused on getting through each day, it is important to know this: you are not failing! and you are not alone! You are surviving—and survival, particularly after

The holiday season can be a joyful time, but it can also bring unique challenges for individuals in eating disorder recovery—and for the people supporting them. Food-centered gatherings, family expectations, and holiday traditions can trigger anxiety and old habits. Your support during this time can help your loved one navigate the season safely, while still enjoying connection and celebration.