Long-term recovery from bulimia is often much more possible than it feels in the middle of it. Many people worry that the eating disorder will always be waiting in the background. In reality, for most individuals, recovery becomes more stable and “doable” over time. Recovery...
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, often called CBT, is a type of talk therapy that focuses on how your thoughts, feelings, and actions are connected. The core idea is simple: the way you think about a situation affects how you feel and what you do next. By...
Anxiety can make even simple things feel hard. When your mind races and your chest tightens, even everyday situations start to feel overwhelming. If you’ve ever wondered whether therapy actually helps with anxiety, you’re not alone. Many people question whether talking about their worries can...
When your relationship with food feels confusing, stressful, or out of control, it can be hard to know what’s “normal” and what’s a sign you may need support. Eating struggles often show up quietly at first, then gradually take over more of your thoughts and...