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Binge Eating was officially recognized, in the 2013 Diaagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM) as a mental disorder.
This recognition brings an opportunity for guilt to lift and treatment options to multiply. It also means you need to learn more about the fundamental issues at play so you can make wise decisions about your approach to healing and recovery.. That's what this post is about.
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“Finally—a book that speaks beyond the stereotype of eating disorders as the ‘little girl’s disease,’ reaching out to women who have lived with these devastating disorders for years, and offering practical, sound, and insightful advice on how to begin, and sustain, real recovery.”
—Marya Hornbacher, author of Wasted: A Memoir of Anorexia and Bulimia
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The New York Times is running an excellent article, "Treating Eating Disorders and Paying for It," by Lesley Alderman, on covering expenses for in-patient eating disorder treatment.
I'm glad to see this information presented in a clear and concise way to help families, especially parents of young people who are seriously ill, find their way through the financial maze of insurance coverage. For example the Alderman cites:
- Stuck? The Way Out of Bulimia: My Story
- Eating Disorder Healing Mentor: Winston Churchill
- Recovery: Coming to Life in a Living World
- Get Those ZZZZ's for Eating Disorder Recovery
- Freedom from Binge Eating Disorder: Psychotherapy Gives More Lasting Results Than Behavioral Weight LossTherapy
- Los Angeles As Eating Disorder Co-Therapist
- Fear and Trust in Recovery Work
- Eating Disorder Recovery: Follow Your Practice Gently
- Binge Eat or Starve: Importance of an Eating Schedule
- Binge eating recovery: caring guidance better than scare tactics
