By Lori Hanson I’m really not much of a fan of “Reality TV”. I don’t understand the phenomenon of people tuning in to watch other people act out, be obnoxious and pretend to act in a certain way when we know most of what goes on is scripted. But, one day I decided to check […]
A Poem of Perspective for Anorexics
I recently connected with Andrea Roe a fellow eating disorder survivor and author. In reading her book, You Are Not Alone (co-authored by my friend Shannon Cutts) this poem reached out to me. I’ve written recently about the effects on the family and how difficult it is for them to understand eating disorder behavior.
Interview with Deb Beaulieu Spawnocalypse.com Blog
I was contacted recently by Deb Beaulieu a fellow blogger and member of Parents Who Click. She struggled with an eating disorder in her life and asked if I would be willing to be interviewed on her blog. She did a great job of asking interesting questions and has a great blog. Here’s an excerpt.
Set Solid Boundaries and Own Your Space
By Lori Hanson Are you good at setting boundaries? With family, friends, coworkers, boyfriends, girlfriends or significant others? So many people have low self-esteem and many just haven’t learned communication skills that can help them set boundaries and communicate their feelings or desires to other people in their lives. For adolescent girls this can be really […]
My Daughter Has an Eating Disorder and I Don’t Get It
The bombshell drops. Your precious little girl or boy has an eating disorder. For some parents they suspect and have to figure out how to confront their child. For others, they are blissfully unaware until their child confides in them. 85% of eating disorders start between the ages of 13-20.
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