Binge eating disorder (BED) is a serious but treatable mental health condition characterized by recurrent episodes of eating significantly more food in a short period than most people would under similar circumstances, accompanied by a profound sense of loss of...
Losing your period after weight loss can be unsettling, especially when it follows what seemed like positive lifestyle changes. Yet this experience—known as hypothalamic amenorrhea—is a common, biologically protective response to physical or emotional stress,...
This resource was written by Donna Hillier, PsyD At Galen Hope, we know eating disorders affect people in every community and at every income level. For many high-net-worth individuals and high-visibility leaders, perfectionism, privacy needs, and performance pressure...
Recognizing eating disorder symptoms early can make a big difference in recovery. These disorders affect millions of people worldwide, shaping how they see food, their bodies, and themselves. Eating disorders show up through both physical and emotional signs,...
Do you ever find yourself unable to focus because your mind is constantly thinking about food? You’re not alone. Many people struggle with food noise, those persistent thoughts about eating that can be distracting and overwhelming. Learn how to stop food noise...
Eating disorders have long been stereotyped as a women’s issue. Yet, this misconception ignores the growing prevalence of disordered eating among men and non-binary individuals. Research reveals that men frequently struggle with conditions like anorexia, binge eating,...
