Resources
Find helpful resources about eating disorder recovery and treatment from the Center for Change team.

Honoring Important Work in the Field: Dr. Jennifer Gaudiani’s New Edition of “Sick Enough”
We’re excited to share that Dr. Jennifer Gaudiani’s new book, Sick Enough: A Guide to the Medical Complications of Eating Disorders, Second Edition, was released on November 10, 2025 and our
National Diabetes Awareness Month: Why Well-Being at Work Matters for People with Diabetes
By Quinn Nystrom, MS November is National Diabetes Awareness Month, and November 14 is World Diabetes Day—the birthday of Dr. Frederick Banting, one of the doctors who discovered insulin. For
ADHD Awareness Month: My Story of Finally Getting Answers
By Quinn Nystrom, MS October is ADHD Awareness Month, and this year feels especially meaningful to me. Did you know that more than 11 million adults in the U.S. are
Taking Care of Myself in Recovery as My Kids Go Back to School
By Quinn Nystrom, MS This fall feels like a big season of change in our family. My almost 2-year-old is starting nursery school (cue the tears!), and my two stepdaughters
How to Combat Body Image in the Sweltering Heat
By Quinn Nystrom, MS Summer is here—and with it comes the pressure to “look good” in less clothing. As temperatures climb, so does anxiety for many of us struggling with
Our Commitment to Full Weight Restoration in Eating Disorder Recovery
At the heart of healing from an eating disorder lies a fundamental truth: full weight restoration is essential. As providers, we often find ourselves balancing the immediate needs of our
Taking Care of You: What International Self-Care Day Really Means (and Why It Matters)
By Quinn Nystrom, MS Let’s be honest—”self-care” can sound like one of those buzzwords that gets thrown around a lot, especially on social media. Bubble baths, candles, yoga poses—it’s easy
Hidden Battles: Eating Disorders in the Military
By Quinn Nystrom, MS When we think of the military, images of discipline, strength, and resilience often come to mind. Service members are trained to push their physical and mental
Hope Is Not Lost: Eating Disorder Recovery for the LGBTQ+ Community
By Quinn Nystrom, MS LGBTQ+ folks are at greater risk for eating disorders than cisgender, heterosexual people — and that’s not a coincidence. It’s the result of navigating a world















