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

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“We Don’t Need Therapy”: Why Couple, Family, and Relational Therapy May Be Helpful for You

Couple and Family Therapy  When there is a stressor or a family member in crisis, it impacts everyone.  In a…

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Group Meal Support for Eating Disorders

Mealtimes can be challenging in eating disorder recovery because they can cause heightened anxiety. Meal support can help to alleviate…

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Body Positivity vs Body Neutrality

What is the Difference Between Body Positivity and Body Neutrality? Developing a healthy relationship with our bodies can be challenging….

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Race, Racism and Eating Disorders

In honour of Black History Month, we would like to focus on the impact of race and racism on eating…

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Ditching The Scale: When Do We Really Need To Know How Much We Weigh?

The scale can be a very challenging part of eating disorder recovery. Many of us living with eating disorders may…

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Eating Disorders and Valentine’s Day

Happy Valentine’s Day! This holiday is about so much more than just chocolate and romance, it’s about showing ourselves and…

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Eating Disorders in Males

Eating disorders (EDs) are often thought to only affect females; however, the prevalence of EDs in males is on the…

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Weight-Inclusive Eating Disorder Treatment

Please note: At Change Creates Change we do not use words such as ‘underweight,’ overweight,’ ‘healthy weight’ or ‘obese’. What…

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What is Set Point Theory?

Please note: At Change Creates Change, we avoid talking about dieting, weight loss, and weight gain. However, we will refer…

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Eating Disorders and Drinking Water

Folks living with eating disorders, particularly Anorexia Nervosa and Bulimia Nervosa, are at a higher risk of dehydration. Severe dehydration…

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