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Rising from Darkness: Elisabeth’s Journey to Recovery at Magnolia Creek

Struggling With Depression and An Eating Disorder Elisabeth developed anorexia at 15, and it completely took over her life as she was constantly anxious about food and exercise. She also struggled with depression, leaving little space to think about other things apart from her disorders. Elisabeth isolated due to her eating disorder and didn’t go

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What is Food Exposure Therapy?

When you or someone you love suffers from an eating disorder, the odds are that food restriction plays a role. That’s because food restriction offers an element of control for a person who otherwise may feel out of control. As a result, food exposure can be one of the most effective ways to fight food

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What Is the Difference Between Inpatient and Outpatient Eating Disorder Treatments?

Treating eating disorders requires expert techniques and researched analysis applied specifically for individual cases. Both inpatient and outpatient programs are frequently used treatment plans that eventually lead to a full recovery for many clients. As effective as they are, both treatments are valuable in their own ways, and understanding their differences is the best way

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How Does Anorexia Develop?

If you eat all three meals every day and sometimes have a snack and occasionally a dessert, you’re probably wondering: how does anorexia take over? After all, even though what we eat may be a choice, eating feels basically involuntary. And just not eating? That seems beyond difficult, if not impossible. Regardless, teens and young

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