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At the supermarket recently, my eye caught this display: Yes, that’s right – four weight loss cover stories, all in a single glance. We are bombarded on a daily (read: momentary) basis by content like this. Sometimes, the weight-loss plans these magazines tout as effective aren’t even responsible for said weight loss. In a feature …
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Lose the Diet. Love Your Body. Eat in Peace. Those are three of the major tenets of my work with eating and body image. The order in which women accomplish these goals is fairly standard. First, they give up dieting. While this may be a radical notion for some, usually it’s not too difficult to …
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I’m excited to announce that my blog has generated interest from a publisher to create a book on the important subject of eating/body image concerns. Through the years the comments from readers have been an important part of this blog. If you have commented at any time, I would appreciate your contacting me at drstaceyla …
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One of my all time favorite Taj Mahal songs is Cake Walk into Town. I first heard the song in my mid teenage years when I was learning how to play guitar and loved EVERYTHING Taj! But the line in the song, “Throw your big leg over me Mama I might not feel this good …
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My master plan was to take a break from blogging to write multiple blog posts in advance and also write some fiction. I haven’t been able to write fiction at all this year, I think because I’ve been so distracted by my Eating Disorder. You know how some ‘artistes’ find they’re inspired by melancholy and …
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What do Kim Kardashian, Jessica Simpson, and Kate Middleton have in common? Yes, they’re all famous, and yes, they’re all pregnant, but all three have also been criticized for their pregnancy shape. As if the physical and emotional aspects of pregnancy aren’t enough stress to bear, women’s pregnant bodies are constantly scrutinized and judged by …
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The problem with marinating in an Eating Disorder for half of my life is that separating the crazy and impulsive, self sabotaging, destructive part of me from the healthy, stable, calm cool and collected has taken a lot of hard work and focus. Don’t get me wrong, I certainly don’t think I am a […] …
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Watching a family drop off their daughter at the Victorian – Eating Disorder Treatment is heart breaking. Emotions are high; crying, screaming and bargaining are all quite familiar. Our staff calms the parents and client reminding them that they are making a wise decision to seek help for this deadly mental illness. It is a scenario …
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Restoring Sexual Identity: Hope for Women Who Struggle with Same-Sex Attraction by Anne Paulk Harvest House Publishers 2003 269 pp Let me start by saying I first read this book in 2007 when I was at the forefront of my own SSA (Same-Sex Attraction) battle. I was ready to leave behind a lifestyle I’d been involved in …
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“No one tells you that eating disorders are ugly,” says Robyn Cruze, co-author of Making Peace with Your Plate: Eating Disorder Recovery. “When I was enmeshed in my eating disorder, I felt the opposite. I believed it would keep me safe and in control, and make me desirable. I thought it would protect me from myself.” So, …
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Eating Disorder Self Test. Take the EAT-26 self test to see if you might have eating disorder symptoms that might require professional evaluation. All answers are confidential.
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