The holidays can intensify food and body image struggles. Here's how to move through them without starting over.

I never thought I could tell my mom about my eating disorder — but letting her in is the reason I’m still standing here today.

Ever since the Instagram algorithm figured out that I’ve struggled with anorexia, it has sent me a barrage of eating-disorder-adjacent content: “What I Eat In a Day” reels, anti-diet “truth bombs,” ...

When a person opens their social media, one of the first things they might find are posts that promote unrealistic beauty standards. When scrolling through the endless photos of people showing off ...

For many members of Food Addicts in Recovery Anonymous, holiday stress went well beyond the customary busyness of travel ...

Starting college should be an exciting time for a young student but Kezia Reeder didn't have the experience many 18 year olds yearn for. On paper, Reeder was set to thrive in the next chapter of her ...

"I still have hope that someday I won’t think about it anymore." Demi Lovato shared with fans on Wednesday the small token she uses to keep herself motivated as she continues to recover from an eating ...

ST. CLAIR TOWNSHIP, MI — For Jacy Kirby, writing is more than a creative outlet, it’s a tool for survival and connection. The personal trainer, health coach and author has turned his own battle with ...

Key Takeaways If you notice your kid is struggling with eating and body image—don't panic. A nonjudgemental talk is the first ...

“I thought my life was worth improving, so I just decided that I would stop,” the actress, 84, said Jane Fonda is reflecting on how she was able to overcome an eating disorder that began when she was ...