Discover how fitness trackers can worsen eating disorder symptoms like anorexia, bulimia, or binge eating — and why body trust matters for recovery.
How Fitness Trackers Can Affect Eating Disorders and Your Relationship With Your Body Read More »
Wondering if you might have an eating disorder? Learn the signs, symptoms, and how to get help. If you’re struggling with food, body image, or eating behaviors, reach out to Fueling for Recovery for support.
Do I Have an Eating Disorder? Understanding the Signs and Seeking Support Read More »
Learn how eating disorders impact the body using the Factory Analogy—a clear, visual way to understand weight restoration and the recovery process.
Creating a supportive team culture is critical for the health and well-being of athletes, especially when addressing the risk of eating disorders.
Encouraging a Supportive Team Culture: Preventing and Addressing Eating Disorders Read More »
The sports industry, with its intense focus on performance, body image, and weight management, can contribute to the development of eating disorders among athletes.
The Impact of the Sports Industry on Athletes and Eating Disorders Read More »
As one of the newer therapeutic modalities used in the treatment of eating disorders, Dialectical Behaviour Therapy, or DBT, uses evidence-based practice to support the development of new coping skills that can replace eating disordered behaviours (1).
DBT and How It Can Help With Eating Disorder Recovery Read More »
Explore how sports culture can contribute to eating disorders in athletes. Learn about risk factors, signs, consequences, and how to foster a healthier, more supportive athletic environment.
The Intersection Between Athletes and Eating Disorders Read More »
Learn how orthorexia—a fixation on “clean” or “healthy” eating—affects athletes. Discover signs, causes, and expert strategies to rebuild a balanced relationship with food in sports nutrition.
What does Orthorexia Look Like and How to Overcome It Read More »
Welcome to the fourth and final part of our series discussing the medical complications of eating disorders (EDs), and how treatment toward recovery can help.
Part 4 : How ED Recovery Can Help Read More »
Bulimia Nervosa, or BN, is characterized by cycles of binge eating episode(s), followed by purging behaviours (1). This cycle tends to lead to feelings of guilt and shame, and some people go to great lengths to keep their actions a secret, which can make it difficult for loved ones to detect.
Part 2 : The Consequences of Bulimia Nervosa Read More »
