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Perspective: The Color and Nuance of Story
By Krista A. Lample, M.Ed I’ve written about my irritation with the “look on the bright side” “silver linings” crowd. Not only are we not allowed to just live in…
My Journey Outside the Box
By Krista A. Lample, M.Ed It took me about 10 years to be diagnosed with celiac disease. Seemingly unrelated symptoms plagued me to the point where I sometimes felt like…
Expectations
by Krista A. Lample, M.Ed OK I’m waiting……. 2021 is supposed to be better right? It’s been a month and a half. I’ve been patient. Everyone’s getting vaccinated. Where is…
Psychedelics and Eating Disorders
By Adele Lafrance, PhD & Reid Robison, MD This article was published in the Gurze – Salucore Eating Disorders Resource Catalouge on January 23, 2021. Intro Clinicians working with eating…
Do Not Fear the Resolution
By Krista Lample, M.Ed Happy Belated New Year! It seems like everyone is anti-resolution these days. I get it. The general consensus is that most people don’t keep resolutions so…
Waiting for COVID
By Krista Lample, MEd I don’t know about you, but this is the title of my life over the past 6 months. It’s like we are all starring in our…
A New Normal Amidst Teachable Moments
By Quinn Nystrom It’s hard to believe we are already approaching Month Six of what has proven to be one heckuva tumultuous 2020. I predict many of us will have “Survived…
Say Something
By Center for Change “If you see something, say something.” Most relate that statement to terrorism or maybe air travel safety. I relate that statement to eating disorder recovery. I…
The “Insides” and “Outsides” of Social Media
By Center for Change Social Media is a lifeline for many people especially right now when so many are isolated. In the age of social distancing, it’s good to feel…
Take Care of YOU: 5 Self-Care Tips for Trying Times
By Quinn Nystrom Being scared, stressed, frustrated, and uncertain is exhausting. These emotions, though completely normal for us humans, can wreak havoc on almost every facet of our lives. I’m…
Attitude of Gratitude
By Center for Change Employee Gratitude is good. It’s wonderful actually. In fact the Center for Change theme right now is an “Attitude of Gratitude.” According to Psychology Today, it…
A New Normal
Author: Center for Change If you told me 6 months ago that a pandemic would basically bring the US and much of the world to a grinding halt, I would…
Goal 2020 – ReWilding
By Quinn, Nystrom, MS Spring has sprung! Sort of, anyway. After the longest winters of the longest winters with a side-order or quarantine, many people are looking forward to greenery,…
Eating Disorder Recovery & Celiac Disease
By Krista Lample, MEd I’ve been in recovery from an eating disorder for over 20 years. It’s not a daily struggle anymore and it hasn’t been for a long time….
The Unplug Challenge
By Quinn Nystrom, MS Noise–it’s everywhere. Finding quiet and stillness on a daily basis takes an act of congress and even when we are trying to power down from a…
Human Being AND a Human Doing
By Quinn Nystrom, MS I recently saw a meme on social media that struck a chord with me. It said something along the lines of, “If you want this year…
Ten Tips for Emotional Well-being
By Natalie Schilling, LMSW Ten tips for emotional well-being: I mean really breathe. Take a breath and feel your lungs expand. Breathe out and feel your lungs collapse. Allow the…
There are no Mistakes – Only Lessons
By Quinn Nystrom, MS How many would like to go back in time and rewrite (or “re-right”) some of your wrongs? Erase the mistakes of the past that either created…
5 Ways to Reject Diet Culture this New Year
By Danielle Basye, RD, LD The new year is socially marked as a reset, a fresh start, and time to reflect on all the ups and downs in the previous…
Kiss it Goodbye
By Quinn Nystrom, MS Life is ever-changing and when it does, we need to adapt, evolve, and re-evaluate. Roll with the punches, so to speak. And as we pass the…
Operating from a Place of Forgiveness
By Quinn Nystrom Knowing that September is National Recovery Month, I’ve found myself doing more research and reading lately on the steps needed to navigate the sometimes slippery slope of…
Being Intentional to the Fullest
By Quinn Nystrom I used to view the phrase “intentional living” as one of those trendy sayings that was almost as overused as “authenticity” or “going next level.” Now, as…
Dumping the Brick Backpack
By Quinn Nystrom, MS Every day, people create narratives about their lives in their minds. These narratives are the stories they tell themselves about who they are, where they came…
Remembering to be Body Positive When Prepping for Summer
By Quinn Nystrom, MS Summer is finally here! The sun and warmer temps feel wonderful after what felt like the longest winter season, ever. Though the lure of sand, water,…