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Archive for February, 2009

20 Feb, 2009

What Causes Eating Disorders?

Posted by: joanna@recoveryconnection.org In: Drug Addiction| Eating Disorders| Women's Treatment Programs

Many factors lead an individual to develop an eating disorder. Some reasons are poor body image, low self-esteem and self worth, environment, watching family or friends acting out or seeing something on television to name a few. Eating Disorders are used as a coping mechanism for undergoing unusual stress, trauma, or any life changing event.

19 Feb, 2009

Sexual Addiction

Posted by: Dan In: Eating Disorders| Sex Addiction

Sexual Addiction, by definition, describes a person’s obsessive behavior and compulsive thought process surrounding sex.

18 Feb, 2009

Why Can’t I Stop Eating So Much?

Posted by: joanna@recoveryconnection.org In: Dual Diagnosis| Eating Disorders| Women's Treatment Programs

Some days I just can’t seem to eat enough food. My appetite is insatiable I wake up in the morning convinced today is the day that I will start my diet. How many times have I said this and meant it sincerely. The guilt and remorse I experience after bingeing is indescribable, only a fellow food addict would understand.

How does a friend sit back and watch someone he or she loves suffer from an eating disorder? What can I do to help them is a common question asked. Unfortunately, no straight forward answer is available to this question?



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