Why Self-Care Isn’t Selfish
Learning to Care for Yourself By Jessica Carter Over the past several month’s many homes have become multi-functional – they are now a home office,
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Back to School During Eating Disorder Recovery
Back to School While Maintaining Eating Disorder Recovery Returning to school while maintaining recovery from an eating disorder can be both overwhelming and challenging. We,
Embracing Recovery in Everyday Life
What to do Once Eating Disorder Treatment is Over At Toledo Center for Eating Disorders, our goal is sustained recovery and ensuring a foundation of
The Impact of Eating Disorders
Evidence of the devastating impact of eating disorders is now being shared in a 2018-2019 report conducted by Harvard, the Academy for Eating Disorders (AED),
Eating Disorders Are More Common For Transgender Youth
Historically, eating disorders have been associated with young, heterosexual females. However, we are now beginning to recognize that body image issues and eating disorders affect
Certainty about Treatment during a Time of Uncertainty
By: Ashley Pennington, MA, Senior Regional Director of Clinical Partnerships At Toledo Center for Eating Disorders, we understand the decision to start recovery by entering
Statistics Surrounding Compulsive Exercise: Infographic
Compulsive Exercise Infographic Compulsive exercise is considered an unhealthy form of weight control. It is often prevalent in other eating disorders such as anorexia and
The Story Behind TikTok and Pro-Anorexia Content
TikTok, which started in 2016, is a social media platform that has surged in popularity over the last few years among teens and young adults.
The Importance of Practicing Gratitude
During difficult times it can be hard to be positive, and even more challenging to show gratitude. However, practicing gratitude can help to ease the
Self-care During Difficult Times
Feeling anxious and depressed during these times is not uncommon, and many of us have those same feelings. However, when you are in recovery from