Eating disorders
Eating disorders can be isolating and scary — but your child is not alone. Learn how to recognize the signs and access expert support for recovery.
Eating disorders are serious mental health conditions that affect how children relate to food, body image, and control. They include anorexia, bulimia, and binge eating, and often co-occur with anxiety, depression, or self-harm. These challenges can deeply impact both emotional and physical health. Early, compassionate intervention can support long-term healing and self-worth.
Be alert for changes like rapid weight loss or gain, skipping meals, extreme dieting, excessive exercise, or food rituals. Emotional signs may include anxiety, mood swings, irritability, or social withdrawal. Kids may hide food, eat in secret, or develop intense fears around weight or appearance. Spotting symptoms early is key to preventing deeper health complications.
Experts support your child can trust
Experts provide a supportive space where children can share feelings, explore root causes, and begin healing their relationship with food and self-image. With a team-based approach that often includes family support, they help build trust, resilience, and healthier thought patterns. Guided by care and patience, recovery becomes a journey your child doesn’t walk alone.
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