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When Getting Better Means Leaving: The Impossible Choice for Moms with Eating Disorders

There is no good time to be diagnosed with an eating disorder. Regardless of age and circumstance, it is a stealthy, complex disease that is difficult to treat and can...

July 14, 2025

I’m an Adult with an Eating Disorder. Do My Loved Ones Need to Be Involved in Treatment?

Recovery, Older Adults, Parents & Caregivers

See Sources Videos Equip is a virtual eating disorder treatment program built by clinical experts in the field and people who’ve been there. By providing a dedicated, 5-person care team,...

December 1, 2023

Dear Melody: No One Takes My Eating Disorder Seriously As a Mid-Life Adult. What Can I Do?

Older Adults, Understanding Eating Disorders

“Dear Melody” is an advice column by Dr. Melody Moore, a clinical psychologist, yoga instructor, and the founder of the Embody Love Movement Foundation. Her foundation is a non-profit whose...

October 30, 2017

Dear Melody: What Advice Do You Have for a 30-Something in Eating Disorder Recovery?

Older Adults, Recovery

“Dear Melody” is an advice column by Dr. Melody Moore, a clinical psychologist, yoga instructor, and the founder of the Embody Love Movement Foundation. Her foundation is a non-profit whose...

October 2, 2017

Older Adults

When Getting Better Means Leaving: The Impossible Choice for Moms with Eating Disorders

I’m an Adult with an Eating Disorder. Do My Loved Ones Need to Be Involved in Treatment?

Dear Melody: No One Takes My Eating Disorder Seriously As a Mid-Life Adult. What Can I Do?

Dear Melody: What Advice Do You Have for a 30-Something in Eating Disorder Recovery?

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