Is Weight Bias Silently Harming Your Loved Ones?
Over 40% of U.S. adults experience weight stigma. Let’s explore what this means and why it matters.
We want to equip our patients, alumni, community members and professional partners with the resources they need to thrive. Find articles and blogs, videos, downloads and podcasts that will inspire and educate you on your recovery journey.
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Bringing Weight-Inclusive Care to Health Care
Curious about weight stigma? Here's an overview PLUS a guide to creating supportive, weight-inclusive health care environments.
Fat Folks in Eating Disorder Recovery: 5 Self-Advocacy Tips
Folks in larger bodies may face weight stigma and other hurdles when seeking eating disorder treatment. Here are 5 ways to advocate for yourself.
Why Weight Inclusivity in Health Care Is So Important (and How You Can Fight Weight Bias)
Weight stigma in health care causes harm. Learn how to address weight stigma and advocate for yourself or your loved one in a health care setting.
Anorexia in Diverse Bodies: Nothing Atypical About It
American culture praises weight loss. A quick scroll of social media, magazine racks, or even the news will yield numerous “transformation” stories…
Eating Disorder Recovery: Outgrowing Your "Sick" Clothes
I got myself into smaller and smaller sizes by shrinking my body. What I didn't realize at the time was that in order to shrink my body, I had to…
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