My Secret Eating Disorder
By Abbie Lewis I’ll never forget the day I stepped on to the scale and saw a number that horrified me, and made me want… Read More »My Secret Eating Disorder
By Abbie Lewis I’ll never forget the day I stepped on to the scale and saw a number that horrified me, and made me want… Read More »My Secret Eating Disorder
By: Christina Terrell Everybody is Beautiful Week is a movement that the UMKC Women Center puts on to celebrate body positivity and combat eating disorders.… Read More »Concluding Everybody is Beautiful Week
By: Brittany Soto In a world that is heavy on technology and social media usage, it makes it easier to communicate and connect with others,… Read More »Mass Media and Body Image
Danielle Lyons I’ll let you in on a little secret: Eating disorders are never really about food. It’s usually linked to a bigger issue or… Read More »The Root of Eating Disorder isn’t About Food
by Danielle Lyons When the topic of eating disorders come up, one thinks of the notorious two; Anorexia and Bulimia Nervosa. But alas there is… Read More »Binge Eating: The Invisible Eating Disorder
By Kacie Otto This week is National Eating Disorder Awareness Week. In conjunction with the national campaign, the Women’s Center, partnered with the… Read More »Happy Every Body is Beautiful Week!
In honor of National Eating Disorder Awareness Week and UMKC’s Every Body is Beautiful Week, this is a guest blog from the National Eating Disorders… Read More »Marginalized Voices in Eating Disorder Recovery
Hello everyone! The blog below is a guest blog from UMKC’s USucceed Blog. It features our Every Body is Beauiful Week events (taking place dureing… Read More »Participate in Every Body is Beautiful Week 2014
By Morgan Paul As a part of the new body positivity project I am starting I plan on talking with various people who are willing… Read More »Wonder Woman and Eating Disorder Survivor: My Friend, Jamie
By Morgan Elyse Friends, blog readers, mothers, daughters, good sirs: I. Am. Livid. Normally I consider myself to be a very peaceful person, but after… Read More »Too Big for a Two-Piece?