Feeling Stuck in Your Battle Against an Eating Disorder?

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“At some point we made pain a problem to be solved like a math problem. Pain can’t be solved any more than a sunset can be solved.”
SOURCE: Eating Disorders News – Read entire story here.

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I used to have an eating disorder and i managed to recover, but now i feel like relapsing, but there is no way i can as i have exams and i dont want…

I have had experienced with the exact same thing! In fact, to be honest, I’m struggling a little myself now! But what really helps me is to reflect why you chose recovery in the first place. Think about all the things you could do instead of admissions, therapists sessions and hours thinking about food and calories. Think about the ones that love and care for you xx good luck on your exams 🙂

How to Approach a Male who Might have an Eating Disorder

Written by Randall C. Flanery, PhD, Director of Webster Wellness Professionals Approaching someone about an unacknowledged psychological disorder cannot help but be awkward and unsettling. You can see that something is not right, and may even know the cause, but you will be understandably reluctant to speak up.  The thoughts and fears that stream through your mind will be numerous: what if I am wrong, he or she will hate me, I will lose them as friend, or maybe I will make it worse.  The discomfort is understandable, if misplaced.  The unfortunate reality is that whatever is bothering the person will not get better, if nothing is said.  The awkwardness is only magnified if your suspicion is that a guy you know and care about, might have