Eating disorders often create a deep sense of isolation—not only for the individual struggling but also for the people who care about them. That’s why we approach adolescent eating disorder recovery as a shared process. Family involvement isn’t just encouraged—it’s integral.
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Pregnancy and Weight Bias: Advocating for Yourself When Medical Professionals Won’t Listen
Pregnancy is a time of immense physical, emotional, and psychological change. During this period, many women place their trust in their healthcare providers to guide them through the journey with care and expertise. Unfortunately, not all experiences with medical professionals are positive. For some, the process is marred by discrimination, especially weight bias.
Exercise as Empowerment: Celebrating Movement Beyond Appearance
Exercise. Movement. Physical activity. These terms are often tossed around in the context of weight loss, appearance, or even punishment for food intake. For many people, the relationship with exercise can be heavily influenced by diet culture, which equates body size with worth, and physical activity with compensation for eating.
Reclaiming Your Healthcare: How to Navigate Doctor’s Appointments as a Person in a Larger Body
Wondering what an out-of-network therapist is? Learn why Coastal Collaborative Care offers personalized, flexible therapy outside of insurance networks.
