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Theoretical approaches, treatment preferences, and clinician bias all play a role in the ways we understand eating disorders.

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What happens to us when our friends fall ill? Do we respond empathically? Or do we unconsciously act out our fears and difficulties with infirmity?

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Midterm election have begun in the United States. with primaries in key states that might ultimately impact the political ...

Studies are revealing the link between suicide and hoarding disorders. Often those with hoarding disorders report depression, ...

Even your sharpest problem-solving skills can backfire. Learn how to turn relentless self-critique into clarity, confidence, ...

Why does trust feel so fragile for some people? Childhood trauma can shape how we relate to uncertainty, what we anticipate from others, and how we experience ourselves.

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