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Eating disorders more common locally than may seem

Licensed Clinical Psychologist Laurie Crider, in private practice in Steamboat Springs, often includes her four-year-old golden retriever, Lucy, in therapy sessions. Lucy is the third golden retriever Crider has trained to help with therapy clients. Courtesy photo. In a mountain valley replete with fitness enthusiasts, extreme competitors and top-notch athletes, intense exercise and strict eating routines become normalized. That also means local people struggling with eating disorders may find it easier to hide their conditions, said Licensed Clinical Psychologist Laurie Crider in private practice in Steamboat Springs. “In mountain towns, it’s a problem that’s somewhat hidden, because a lot of intense exercise is really normalized here. I believe it’s a much bigger problem than we think,” Crider said of eating disorders locally. “Colorado ranked the slimmest state in nation; however, Colorado ranked 33rd in mental health.”

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How this Mom Got Over Her Eating Disorder With a Plant-Base Diet

How this Mom Got Over Her Eating Disorder With a Plant-Base Diet
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How to Be a Supportive Partner to Someone With an Eating Disorder

AskMen Notifications You have no notifications © GettyImages Love Someone That’s Battling an Eating Disorder? Be a Recovery Ally for Them Shares You never realize how much food plays into relationships date night at a trendy new downtown restaurant, online cooking classes, chocolates on Valentine’s Day until you start dating someone with an eating disorder. Suddenly, those moments that might otherwise be joyful and exciting are riddled with stress and anxiety. And as their partner, you may be left scratching your head as to how you can support them without overstepping. According to recent statistics from the Academy for Eating Disorders, eating disorders affect at least 9% of the population worldwide, and a whopping 28.8 million Americans will have an eating disorder in their lifetime. That signals at a decent chance of most people being romantically involved with someone facing this disorder at some point. Unfortunately, eating disorders, while typically shrouded i

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How to Be a Supportive Partner to Someone With an Eating Disorder

How to Be a Supportive Partner to Someone With an Eating Disorder
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The Majority of Women in America Have Disordered Eating — Many Without Even Knowing It

The Majority of Women in America Have Disordered Eating Many Without Even Knowing It Read full article Photo credit: Perryn Ford Throughout 2021, Good Housekeeping will be exploring how we think about weight, the way we eat, and how we try to control or change our bodies in our quest to be happier and healthier. While GH also publishes weight loss content and endeavors to do so in a responsible, science-backed way, we think it’s important to present a broad perspective that allows for a fuller understanding of the complex thinking about health and body weight. Our goal here is not to tell you how to think, eat or live nor is to to pass judgment on how you choose to nourish your body but rather to start a conversation about diet culture, its impact, and how we might challenge the messages we are given about what makes us attractive, successful and healthy.

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