Eating disorders are not just about the way a person eats food. They are a type of mental health disorder and often are a component of a much larger need for support and therapy. These are very complex conditions, often challenging to treat, but possible to improve with professional help. Like any other mental health…
Many of us have experienced that feeling where we’ve eaten more than is good for us at one sitting. It’s a different thing if you find yourself continually overeating and feeling helpless and out of control. That can be a sign of a potential binge eating disorder. Getting professional help for your condition can offer…
Binge eating is the compulsive need to consume a large amount of food in a short amount of time. Binge eating treatment must address the underlying cause of the habit and explore the steps necessary to resolve that concern. Our team at Red Oak Recovery offers comprehensive support through a range of treatment programs for…
Binge drinking is a common problem that can affect your physical and mental health. Over time, drinking at simple social events can quickly turn into an issue. To put your loved one back on the right track, you need to find young adult rehab programs today. How a Binge Drinking Problem Works Binge drinking is…
If you frequently eat until you’re about to burst or can’t help but polish off an entire sleeve of Oreos in one sitting, you might wonder, “Do I have a binge eating disorder?” Just about everyone overeats from time to time, especially when they’re around treats that they don’t typically consume. Binge eating disorder became…
Most of us have overstuffed ourselves at one point in time — whether after a particularly stressful day at work or during a calorie-laden holiday feast. For the 3.5 percent of American women and 2 percent of American men with binge-eating disorder, or BED, this type of overeating becomes frequent — leading to recurrent binges and…
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