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Category: Nutrition Education

Why Adults Should Avoid Talking About Dieting in Front of Children

Contributor: Staff at McCallum Place Talking about diet and weight has become so normalized that it is often a part of everyday conversation. But what adults don’t always realize is that [...]
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The Danger of Having an Obsession for Eating Healthy

American culture is obsessed with diets and thin bodies. We’re all taught in some way or another that there are certain foods that are unhealthy and vice versa. Whether you [...]
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Is Intermittent Fasting Actually a Symptom of an Eating Disorder?

Contributor: Staff at Carolina House Eating nothing for days on end may sound counterintuitive, but many people do just that in the name of better health. Known as intermittent fasting, this [...]
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How to be Anti Diet: Society, Culture & Body Image

Fiona LaRosa-Waters, Director of Operations & Research at Reasons Eating Disorder Center With the latest diet trends constantly permeating our newsfeeds, social media, TV, advertising, books, and conversations with acquaintances and [...]
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How to be Anti Diet: Part One – Diets, Nutrition, Food and Eating

Claire St. John, MPH, RD, CEDRD-S, Director of Operations & Research at Reasons Eating Disorder Center With the latest diet trends constantly permeating our newsfeeds, social media, TV, advertising, books, [...]
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Disordered Eating Linked to Restrictive Diets

Americans are obsessed with thin bodies. Thin bodies are often viewed as the most attractive and healthiest. This belief leads many people to go on diets to try to lose [...]
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Hidden Complications Plant Based Lifestyles May Present in Young Adults

Plant-based lifestyles, such as Vegetarianism and Veganism, are marketed as a method for bettering the environment, stopping animal cruelty, and improving your health. For someone struggling with an eating disorder, [...]
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Do Nutritionists Need More Training in Eating Disorders?

Eating disorders (ED) are complex bio-psycho-social illnesses impacting a person’s physiological and psychological health and wellbeing. As such, successful ED treatment typically requires a collaborative approach by a team of [...]
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Deflecting & Redirecting Conversations about Dieting & Weight

Girl tossing leaves in the air celebrating Recovery from an Eating Disorder

We live in a weight-obsessed culture [1]. America is obsessed with dieting and thin bodies. So much so that there’s actually a term for it. Eating disorder professionals refer to [...]
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Abusing Appetite Suppressants & Diet Pills

It is not common to see posts or blogs relating to eating disorders that blatantly refer to disordered eating behaviors being practiced. Articles and social media posts will refer to [...]
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Category: Nutrition Education

Why Adults Should Avoid Talking About Dieting in Front of Children

The Danger of Having an Obsession for Eating Healthy

Is Intermittent Fasting Actually a Symptom of an Eating Disorder?

How to be Anti Diet: Society, Culture & Body Image

How to be Anti Diet: Part One – Diets, Nutrition, Food and Eating

Disordered Eating Linked to Restrictive Diets

Hidden Complications Plant Based Lifestyles May Present in Young Adults

Do Nutritionists Need More Training in Eating Disorders?

Deflecting & Redirecting Conversations about Dieting & Weight

Abusing Appetite Suppressants & Diet Pills

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