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Intuitive Eating: A Promising Aid for Eating Disorder Treatment and Recovery  

Intuitive Eating: A Promising Aid for Eating Disorder Treatment and Recovery  

Eating disorders are harmful mental disorders highly prevalent worldwide, especially in women.1 A systematic literature review in 2018 found that…
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Negative Body Image and Eating Disorders

Negative Body Image and Eating Disorders

According to the National Eating Disorder Society, binge eating disorders are more prevalent in all minority groups.6 Negative body image…
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Taking a Deeper Dive: Bringing Awareness to National Minority Mental Health Awareness Month  

Taking a Deeper Dive: Bringing Awareness to National Minority Mental Health Awareness Month  

Every July, National Minority Mental Health Awareness Month is observed in the United States. This month aims to bring awareness…
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Understanding the Relationship between Eating Disorders, Religion, and Spirituality

Understanding the Relationship between Eating Disorders, Religion, and Spirituality

Religion, spirituality, food, and eating behaviors can be important sociocultural factors that are often incorporated to create a person’s social…
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Eating Disorders in the Black Community: A Conversation with Roland Martin Unfiltered

Eating Disorders in the Black Community: A Conversation with Roland Martin Unfiltered

On December 12, Dr. Goode was honored to have the opportunity to have a conversation with Roland Martin and his…
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Navigating Recovery During the Holidays

Navigating Recovery During the Holidays

During the holiday season, more than 85% of Americans are known to overeat (Perrigo, 2018). The emphasis on food and…
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