Atypical anorexia nervosa is a less well known type of anorexia, and in this case, the person is not noticeably thin. As a result, the eating disorder often goes unnoticed. In her article, Caroline Miller discusses the symptoms, treatment methods, and takeaways for atypical anorexia. With the increasing number of atypical anorexia nervosa patients, clinicians…
DetailsAnorexia and bulimia were once more commonly associated with teenage girls but are now on the increase among older women. Only Human presents a shocking and intimate observational documentary which finds out why the modern day mum and housewife is starving, binge-eating and making themselves sick. NOTE: Some of the content in this video may…
DetailsA different form of eating disorder – Orthorexia nervosa – is on the rise due to the impact of social media. 60 Minutes Australia discusses this trend that often includes a fixation on “clean living” which can quickly spiral into full blown anorexia. Click here to watch this video. If you or someone you know…
DetailsAs the pandemic continues to create a severe strain on medical systems nation-wide, eating disorder cases have also unfortunately seen a sharp increase. This is particularly true among the teenage population whose social isolation and added reliance on electronic screens have created an environment where all types of eating disorders may thrive. KQED recently published…
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