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Early Change in Eating Disorder Recovery

Kids and teens affected by eating disorders always ask me, "When do I need to start recovering from my eating disorder?". And parents ask me, "When should I help my child recover from their eating disorder?". My answer? "Let's get started now!" Early change helps predict the success of eating disorder recovery. But, we cannot see change until we start making changes. Some folx come to me to help stop their negative self talk or interrupt eating disorder behaviours like purging, binging, restriction or overexercising. No matter what folx are hoping to change, early change is KEY! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ► To learn more about early change in eating disorder recovery, head over to our blog at https://changecreateschange.com/early... ► Subscribe to our channel to stay up to date with our newest videos released weekly and comment if you have any questions or video recommendations! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Hi, I'm Jillian Walsh, a Canadian Registered Dietitian and Registered Psychotherapist. I'm an Eating Disorder Care Provider that helps parents support their kids through eating disorder recovery. ◌MY PRIVATE PRACTICE Change Creates Change Eating Disorder Care https://changecreateschange.com/ ◌ARE YOU IN CANADA? BOOK A FREE CALL! https://changecreateschange.janeapp.c... ◌PARENT FIELD GUIDE Supporting Youth in Eating Disorder Recovery: A Field Guide for Parents and Carers https://changecreateschange.com/field... ◌CLINICIAN FIELD GUIDE Eating Disorders in Youth: A Field Guide for Health Care Providers https://changecreateschange.com/field... ◌THE ONLINE PARENT PROGRAM Parents EmpowerED https://changecreateschange.com/servi... ◌THE ONLINE CLINICIAN PROGRAM Eating Disorder Care for Primary Care Providers https://changecreateschange.com/servi... 🚩 IMPORTANT! This content is for educational purposes and is not a replacement for therapy. If you or someone you know is in crisis, please go to your nearest emergency room.