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Can Boundaries Help Caregiver Effectiveness? – by, Becky Henry, CPCC

Can Boundaries Help Caregiver Effectiveness? – by, Becky Henry, CPCC

Often I hear the raw terror from parents and partners telling me they are so uncertain about how to support a loved one with an eating disorder. There may be the sadness and fear about your child or partner who has been physically harming themselves and often...
Supporting Young Adults in Eating Disorder Recovery – by, Brianna Ripoli, MPS, LPCC and Katie Gilder, MPH, RD, LD

Supporting Young Adults in Eating Disorder Recovery – by, Brianna Ripoli, MPS, LPCC and Katie Gilder, MPH, RD, LD

Happy July! I hope you’re enjoying summer. I’m in Ireland now with family and as part of my SELF CARE, I’m inviting colleagues to share insights and helpful information as guest bloggers. If you’d like to participate, please reach out. This...
Hot Holidays and Healthy Hints for Helpers – by, Becky Henry, CPCC

Hot Holidays and Healthy Hints for Helpers – by, Becky Henry, CPCC

So, it’s HOT – at least in the Northern Hemisphere. And I’m of Norwegian descent and my body tells me to go look for a snowbank to stick my head in, or a mountain top to cool off on when it gets over 60% humidity and the temp is above 80 F. And yes, we’re going to...
Three Reasons to Set Firm Boundaries AND Enforce Them – Becky Henry, CPCC

Three Reasons to Set Firm Boundaries AND Enforce Them – Becky Henry, CPCC

Falling prey to all of the chaos and fear of the eating disorder (ed) is common, even to be expected. Learning to live in-tune with our own desires, needs, and feelings and set boundaries aligned with our values takes intentionality and support. Boundaries are not...
Caregiver Burnout Solutions – by, Becky Henry, CPCC

Caregiver Burnout Solutions – by, Becky Henry, CPCC

Parents and other family caregivers of those with eating disorders often want to give up and/or run away. Anxiety and fear are normal reactions to seeing your child/family member disappear before your eyes. The demands on a family caregiver are so profound I often say...