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Kyle Hardner is a writer and content strategist based in Pennsylvania. He's led content development and creation for leading health systems and has extensive expertise writing about healthcare, diversity, equity and inclusion.
Kyle Hardner is a writer and content strategist based in Pennsylvania. He's led content development and creation for leading health systems and has extensive expertise writing about healthcare, diversity, equity and inclusion.
The article highlights concerns about the widespread marketing of GLP-1 medications like Ozempic for weight loss. The experts at Eating Recovery…
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GLP-1 weight loss medications like Ozempic, Wegovy and Mounjaro can harm individuals in eating disorder recovery. Here’s what providers need to know.
Eating disorders in teens are on the rise. Learn what is causing teen eating disorders, how they impact the brain and what treatment works best.
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Ambivalence toward eating disorder or mental health treatment is common. Here are six ways to support your patients and their families.
Learn more about our unique continuum of care model, which offers consistent support that moves with your clients as they progress.
Discover the positive effects of social media and get tips for both providers and parents to promote the digital well-being of teens.
Packed schedules, intense workouts, and external pressures. Learn more about the unique issues facing student athletes and how to support them.
By integrating inclusion, diversity and belonging within their workplaces, providers can build safer spaces for patients and families.
What is the food exchange system? Learn why and how it’s used in nutrition programs for eating disorder treatment and recovery.
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