Eating Disorders and Chronic Illness: Why Emotional Capacity Matters as Much as What's on Your Plate
Nine out of ten people with eating disorders never receive specialty care. They're sitting right next to you, walking wounded in a diet culture designed to keep them that way. Eating disorder dietitian Jessica Setnick has spent 28 years uncovering the intergenerational food stories, unconscious childhood rules, and…
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