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There is no recovery without self respect
As a young child I grew up with many challenges, including the fear of failure, and the fear of rejection. Both seemed to come true as I always had constant pressure to do well from my close surroundings and in some cases myself.
https://butterfly.org.au/story/there-is-no-recovery-without-self-respect/
#TheWholeMe: Sarah’s Story
In celebration of #TheWholeMe, a campaign launched in partnership with Instagram, Sarah Bryan takes us on her journey as she tells her story
#1 Build a healthy relationship with food
While everyone’s relationship with food and diet is unique, there are some common things people who suffer with an eating disorder experience.
https://butterfly.org.au/build-a-healthy-relationship-with-food/
#4 Practical tools to help you in your recovery
In previous blogs we learnt about binge eating disorder and bulimia. We also discussed common causes of these eating disorders and why it’s normal to have mixed feelings about recovery.
https://butterfly.org.au/practical-tools-to-help-you-in-your-recovery/
#5 Nourish yourself with a healthy dose of self-kindness
Often, we’re our own worst critic, and these negative thoughts and harsh judgements can not only fuel our eating disorder, but can slow down our recovery.
https://butterfly.org.au/nourish-yourself-with-a-healthy-dose-of-self-kindness/
Launch of Australia’s first digital body image program for boys
29 October 2018: Today, leading national eating disorder organisation, the Butterfly Foundation, launched RESET - Australia’s first digital body image program for adolescent boys.
https://butterfly.org.au/news/launch-of-australias-first-digital-body-image-program-for-boys/
Tips for carers this holiday season.
Christmas, New Year’s Eve and other events can be tough when your family member/loved one has an eating disorder. But with strategies and support, it’s possible to reduce stress and enjoy the season.
https://butterfly.org.au/news/tips-for-carers-this-holiday-season/
