Your Ultimate Guide for Balanced Living

Eating disorders are complex medical and psychological conditions with far-reaching medical and psychological consequences. They affect not only emotional well-being and cognition, but also the functioning of vital organs, hormonal regulation, bone health, and neurological systems. They don't discriminate, and anyone from any race, gender, culture, or sexual orientation can develop one.

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

Blog post written by, Yaneth Beltran, RD/LDN, CEDS Ara Mascarenas, M.S - Registered Intern for Mental health Counselor Licensure Home for...

Blog post written by, Yaneth Beltran, RD/LDN, CEDS Food security is a topic that has been brought up by many entities (Food for The Poor,...

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

Blog post written by, Yaneth Beltran, RD/LDN, CEDRD Caffeine is the most common mild stimulant of the nervous system, muscles, and heart....

This blog post was written based on a panel our team was invited to speak at in Pine Crest School in Ft. Lauderdale, and listening to...

Video by, Yaneth Beltran, RD/LDN, CEDRD Stay mindful and connected this holiday season. Watch registered dietitian specialized in eating...

Facing the loss of a loved one could lead to experiencing different physical and emotional reactions.