Dieting: A Gateway Drug?

NPC in the 413

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This episode dissects Eating disorders, dieting, disordered eating, risk factors, treatments, and how a well-entrenched disorder is very similar to a substance use disorder.

Rebekah Bardwell of Walden Behavioral Care ( full bio in podcast) sits down with us to define all of the various forms of eating disorders (ED). Though traditionally a disorder that develops during adolescence, some EDs strike at infancy, and others that can crop up in mid-life. She also shares ways for families to reduce the risks for their kids and how to approach your child if you suspect they may have an ED.

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