Your Ultimate Guide for Balanced Living

The holiday season can be beautiful — days filled with connection, tradition, and gratitude. But for individuals in eating-disorder recovery, they can also bring up anxiety, pressure, and mixed emotions. The abundance of food, comments from family members, and expectations around celebrations can feel overwhelming rather than comforting.

Halloween can be a fun and festive time — costumes, candy, parties, and playfulness. But for many people in eating disorder recovery or struggling with food, weight, and body image, it can also bring up anxiety. Read more and learn how to reframe your thoughts and be more present to enjoy this holiday.

This post, written in recognition of OCD Awareness Month, aims to shed light on the treatment process and to highlight the incredible resilience we witness in individuals living with OCD. Regardless of how differently OCD presents from person to person, the qualities of courage and adaptability consistently stand out as essential components of recovery.

Blog post written by, Yaneth Beltran, RD/LDN, CEDS Loneliness has been often times used to describe separation especially since 2019 when...

*FREE Mindful Eating Exercise - Audio Recording Blog post written by, Carolina Gaviria, LMHC, NCC, CEDS We all have been hearing about...