Eating Disorder Recovery Resources
It is estimated that 8 million individuals in this country have an eating disorder. Eating disorders have both medical and psychological involvement and the highest mortality rate of any psychiatric illness. In addition:
- A total of 30 - 50% of individuals with eating disorders abuse alcohol or illicit drugs, compared to 9% of the general population.
- A significantly high percentage of individuals with eating disorders have one or more co-occurring disorders such as anxiety, depression, personality disorders, obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD) and post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).
Eating disorders keep the most vibrant and educated individuals from achieving their true potential. This is not a passing phase that you eventually "grow out of." Eating disorders are biologically based and are a spectrum of deadly diseases. if not nipped in the bud, they will fester like an open wound. Learn more at our non-profit foundation for eating disorder awareness and education...
Beverly Price's publications on yoga and eating disorder recovery:
Integrating Yoga Therapy into Eating Disorder Recovey
written for Michael Lee's website,
Phoenix Rising Yoga Therapy Founder
Yoga as the Missing Link in Eating Disorder Recovery
in Yoga Therapy Today, March 2010
Integrating Yoga-Based Treatment into a Medical Model for
Eating Disorder Treatment, January 2011
Non profit foundations and resources for eating disorder recovery
Nutrition, Wellness and Counseling
www.rdlink.com
www.eatright.org
www.askinyourface.com 
www.wellness.com
www.oaklandcountywellness.com/
www.theculturedcook.com
www.SelfGrowth.com
www.realpsychsolutions.com
www.steinerhealth.org
http://www.lifetransitions.blogspot.com/
Other Respected Outpatient Clinics for Post Program Care
Yoga
www.yoga-centers-directory.net 
www.yoga.com
www.yogapsychology.org
www.yogaalliance.org
www.yogamovement.com
www.yoga-insight.com
http://www.yogaactivist.org
www.yogafinder.com 
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