Found 113 results for "binge eating"
Eating on ‘Auto-Pilot’ in the context of complex trauma
To cope with domestic violence and trauma, Monica turned to binge eating. Here's how she's healing her relationship with food & her body. Trigger warning: Domestic violence, eating disorders and suicidal ideation.
https://butterfly.org.au/binge-eating-in-the-context-of-complex-trauma/
Eating disorders and other mental health issues
https://butterfly.org.au/podcast/eating-disorders-and-other-mental-health-issues/
Sports and eating disorders – what’s the connection?
https://butterfly.org.au/podcast/sports-and-eating-disorders-whats-the-connection/
Eating disorders – not what you think
https://butterfly.org.au/podcast/eating-disorders-not-what-you-think/
Gender, sexuality & eating disorders
https://butterfly.org.au/podcast/lets-talk-gender-sexuality-eating-disorders/
Being non-binary and having an eating disorder: A trans person’s experience
Research suggests that trans people experience eating disorders at four times the rate of their cisgender peers. In celebration of Pride Month, Queer advocate Stevie Lane shares their journey towards body acceptance after overcoming an eating disorder.
https://butterfly.org.au/a-trans-persons-experience-towards-body-liberation/
Addressing equity for all forms of Eating Disorders
World Eating Disorders Action Day (WEDAD), held on June 2nd every year, is a global movement dedicated to those living with an eating disorder, their families and the professional health community. It's an opportunity to spark awareness around optimising support networks and advocating for access to vital treatment and recovery. This year, the theme #Equity4EatingDisorders provides a chance to stop and reflect on the importance of addressing equity for all forms of eating disorders.
https://butterfly.org.au/addressing-equity-for-all-forms-of-eating-disorders/
Ramadan and Eating Disorders
During the ninth month of the Islamic calendar, Muslims around the world celebrate Ramadan, a time for spiritual devotion and a demonstration of one’s commitment to their faith, fasting from sunrise to sundown for 30 days. But for those living with eating disorders, Ramadan can become a triggering time, presenting the opportunity to disguise eating disorder behaviors under the pretense of a dedication to faith. Maha Khan shares her experience and how to get support during this time.
