Body image is an important element of general self esteem. Nurturing a positive body image in our children is a lifelong gift.
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Wednesday, December 28, 2011
Maintaining A Positive Body Image | OtterRealm.net
Maintaining A Positive Body Image | OtterRealm.net
Thursday, December 15, 2011
Eating Disorders Identified in College Freshmen as They Return Home for Winter Break
Eating Recovery Center Urges Parents to Be Vigilant for Eating Disorders Signs
Winter break is a most welcomed time for college freshmen across the United States. Many families will be reunited with their college student over the holiday season, and for some parents, this time may lead to the discovery of the development of an eating disorder in their child. The transition to college has been recognized as one of the two most common life stages in which an eating disorder can develop and progress, and it is particularly important for parents to be attentive and observant of symptoms of eating disorders as their teens arrive home for the holidays. Examples of some warning signs to be aware of that may indicate the development of an eating disorder include withdrawal from family/friends or avoidance of social gatherings and/or perceptible weight loss or weight gain since entering college. Early recognition of these and other symptoms is essential to intervention and treatment. Continue reading here to learn of additional warning signs to be aware of as well as suggestions for addressing the concern of an eating disorder developing.
If you are currently a student in your freshmen year of college, how would you describe your transition to college?
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