Eating disorder dietitians are critical members of a care team, offering individualized treatment plans, evidenced-based nutrition education, and therapeutic support to navigate and improve one’s overall relationship with their body and food. Dietitians with advanced training in eating disorders effectively integrate psychological and nutritional strategies to further support ongoing recovery.  

Discover the role that an eating disorder nutritionist can play in your journey to healing from disordered eating and becoming an intuitive eater.

Registered dietitians play a major role in the treatment of individuals who suffer from eating disorders. Discover the role an RD can play in your healing journey.

If you’re a Blue Cross Blue Shield member looking to regain control of your life and break free of disordered eating, working with an in-network Blue Cross Blue Shield nutritionist could be the solution you’ve been searching for.

The competitive nature of dance leads these athletes to a higher risk of developing ED behaviors. When in a competitive atmosphere, athletes want to be the best and win, leading to perfectionist traits.

Have you ever thought about what makes your stomach growl? Or what makes you feel full after eating? These physical sensations are the result of complex pathways in the body, which are regulated by hunger and satiety hormones. Ghrelin is one of the main hormones associated with this process, otherwise known as the hunger hormone.