“Now an intriguing new study shows that the same bundled nerve fibers, or brain circuits, involved in habit formation also can go awry in people with eating disorders. The findings may help to explain why eating disorders are so often resistant to will power alone. They also may help to point the way to improved…
Details“Our neighbors, our friends, our family members are in crisis and need help. We must do more to provide an urgent and appropriate response to those experiencing a mental health crisis,” said Supervisor Joe Simitian, who spearheaded the initiative. “Folks need to feel safe when calling for help.” Read the full article here. If you…
DetailsThe Be-You-Tiful, Be Free writing contest submission deadline has been extended to April 15th! The Bay Area’s students in grades 6 through 12 are encouraged to submit a poem or essay on a subject linked to mental health, self-acceptance, or social media. The EDRC’s primary objective in holding this competition is to raise awareness of…
Details“The minute you find out that you’re on the chopping block with insurance in the midst of an anorexic meltdown, I feel like treatment kind of stops there,” Boland, now 21, tells Glamour. “I was immediately just terrified and went into crisis-management mode.” Read the full article here. If you or someone you know is…
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