Cheers to five years of Dawn, Ashley , and Jillian working together at Change Creates Change!

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Body Checking

What is Body Checking? Body checking is a maladaptive coping strategy used to manage anxiety in those who are fearful…

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Nutrition Labels in Recovery

We can all relate to the feeling of being overwhelmed while facing a wall of cereal boxes in a grocery…

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Mechanical Eating

Hunger and Fullness Cues Mechanical eating is the gold star method used to re-nourish your child in the beginning of…

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Hunger and Fullness Cues

One of the common complaints we hear from parents in our practice is that their child who is living with…

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What is Overexercising?

What is one message that we’ve heard time and time again from our government, health care professionals, school teachers and the…

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The Eating Disorder Brain vs The Well Brain

When someone is living with an eating disorder, every part of their life is often affected. This includes their body,…

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Social Media and Eating Disorders

Social media is an amazing way to connect with our friends and loved ones from all around the world. Throughout…

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Fear of Weight Gain in Children/Teens

Has your child expressed a fear of weight gain? Gaining weight during adolescence is totally normal and very important! It…

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Refeeding FAQs

The refeeding process can be challenging and confusing – there should be no food rules or restrictions during the process….

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My Child’s Doctor Doesn’t Believe They Have an Eating Disorder

Finding family based therapy for eating disorders can be a scary task that can feel overwhelming.  It usually starts with…

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