Let's take a look at the anorexic and bulimic brain as we consider eating disorders to be biologically-based illnesses.

Let's think more critically about eating disorders on film. How has their representation been both positive and negative?

A fascinating new study uses a dissonance-based approach to use the media to aid eating disorder treatment.

Research indicates that eating disorders affect people of all ages and genders. Today, let's look at men and eating disorders.

In today's blog post, we want to look at our outcomes for 2016 and then look ahead to our intentions for the coming year.

The false notion that eating disorders are a lifelong battle can prevent many from initiating treatment or achieving desired results.

In today's blog post, let's talk about navigating the cost of eating disorder treatment. Insurance coverage for specialized care is limited.

The most important question to ask when seeking treatment for eating disorders: "What are your results and how do you measure them?”

Learn more about help for bulimia. We find that, with the right intervention, people are able to quickly make significant changes.

Research indicates that early, focused, and short-term treatment leads to best outcomes for eating disorder patients.

Eating disorder treatment should be offered in the least restrictive setting that is best suited to the individual’s needs and preferences.

The evidence base shows that the best treatment for most adults with anorexia is CBT-E provided in the least restrictive setting possible.