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As adults, most of us can reflect on our childhood and remember one adult (a parent, guardian, family member, neighbor, teacher, professional, or friend) whom we viewed from our child eyes as a model of what an adult- woman or … Continue reading →

The story of recovery below was eloquently written by Veronica Ramirez, and serves as a testament to the complex nature of an eating disorder and the challenging, yet possible, path to a fuller life… My Eating Disorder & Me by Veronica Ramirez … Continue reading →

Artist Fritz Liedtke has created a profound body of work that sheds a bright light on the individual experiences of those struggling with and recovering from Anorexia and Bulimia. A collection of intimate portraits depict the lives of real people through the art of … Continue reading →

National Eating Disorder Awareness Week is a special time each year, dedicated to raising awareness of eating disorders and body image issues, while working toward prevention, reducing stigma, and increasing access to treatment. Eating disorders are serious, life-threatening illnesses — … Continue reading →

Her creative artwork entitled “Hear Me, Please” has been chosen as a finalist in the 2011 “Imagine Me Beyond What You See” Body Image Mannequin Competition! A poster of her artwork will be displayed at the IAEDP Symposium, and awards … Continue reading →

Shoreline Center for Eating Disorder Treatment will be participating in the art exhibit at this year’s 4th annual IAEDP Southern California Evening of Jazz and Arts Under the Stars! This evening was created to honor and celebrate National Eating Disorder … Continue reading →

The recovery story below was written by Sara, a 30-year-old woman living in Long Beach, California. She currently works full-time, attends school and is preparing to receive her Master’s degree in May, 2011. Reflecting on a painful childhood and a … Continue reading →

Time spent with friends and family members throughout the holiday season is often inseparable from shared meals and a multitude of holiday food choices. Honoring one’s true hunger can fullness can be especially difficult during this time. For those in … Continue reading →

Controversy over the unnatural, waif-like frames of models in America and abroad has long-reigned over news stories and graced the pages of popular women’s magazines. While measures have been taken in the fashion industry to ensure “healthier” models on the … Continue reading →

Traditionally, Thanksgiving is a time for reflecting on feelings of gratitude and gathering with friends and family for a joyous and pleasurable occasion. However, for a person struggling with an eating disorder, or currently in recovery, this can be a … Continue reading →