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Signs Your Teen Might Have an Eating Disorder

A young Teen May Have an Eating Disorder

Contributor: Staff at Timberline Knolls Residential Treatment Center In an era where teens are constantly bombarded with images of what they should look like and how they should portray themselves [...]
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Severe Eating Disorders Among Teens at an All-Time High

The adolescent years are a highly formative time. Young people experience rapid emotional, mental, and physical development during their teen years, and their habits and thoughts are impressionable, making them [...]
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Back-to-School Time and Eating Disorders

Contributor: Staff at Timberline Knolls Residential Treatment Center For many students, back-to-school season is a time of hope, excitement, and optimism. For others, though, returning to the classroom is a stressful [...]
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Why It’s So Important to Help Teen Girls Feel Positive About Their Bodies

Contributor: Staff at Timberline Knolls Residential Treatment Center Adolescent girls are at a crucial stage in their development, and this stage in their lives should allow them to experience positive change. [...]
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Screening for Eating Disorders Among High School Athletes

Screening can help figure out who needs treatment for disordered eating. This is important since the number of adolescent athletes who are struggling with eating disorders is continuing to increase [...]
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How Can Teachers & Coaches Help to Prevent Eating Disorders?

Students who have participated in sports tend to experience positive effects such as healthier lifestyles, enhanced skills in teamwork, improved discipline and decision-making skills [1]. However, can a coach or [...]
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Teens, Eating Disorders, and Obesity

Eating disorders are all too common among adolescents. Often we think of anorexia or bulimia as the most common types of EDs and do not frequently think of obesity as [...]
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Addressing the Needs of Families of Teens, Children & Adult ED Sufferers

Mike Gurr Eating Disorder Hope: Welcome to today’s #EDHchat! Today we are going to discuss the needs of the family that are dealing with ED sufferers. Eating Disorder Hope: We [...]
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Category: Teens and Eating Disorders

Signs Your Teen Might Have an Eating Disorder

Severe Eating Disorders Among Teens at an All-Time High

Back-to-School Time and Eating Disorders

Why It’s So Important to Help Teen Girls Feel Positive About Their Bodies

Screening for Eating Disorders Among High School Athletes

How Can Teachers & Coaches Help to Prevent Eating Disorders?

Teens, Eating Disorders, and Obesity

Addressing the Needs of Families of Teens, Children & Adult ED Sufferers

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