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You, Me and ED by Lee Wolfe Blum
Lee uses her experiences and insights from both sides of an eating disorder to provide hope and support to loved ones after ED has invaded a family, marriage, or friendship.

Spirituality and Recovery by Carolyn Costin and Keesha Broome
Each week Carolyn and Keesha discuss a spiritual quote and relate it to the recovery process.

Normal Eating by Karen R. Koenig
With over 30 years of experience as a therapist, Karen encourages her readers to develop healthy relationships with food and gives them the specific tools they need to succeed.

ED Science Stuff by Trisha Gura
Trisha, a skilled scientific writer, takes current ED studies and breaks them down for readers.

ED’s and Nutritional News by Marcia Herrin and Nancy Matsumoto
Marcia and Nancy combine their backgrounds in journalism and nutrition to discuss the latest eating disorders headlines.

Your Write to Health by Martha Peaslee Levine
An excellent creative outlet, Martha creates journaling prompts to help deal with emotional issues related to eating disorders.

Life After Recovery by Aimee Liu
Aimee provides progress reports from eating disorder organizations, book reviews, and shares motivational words of wisdom.

Why She Feels Fat by Johanna Marie McShane
Drawing from conversations and topics discussed in therapy sessions, Johanna helps readers cope with their disordered eating and the emotions behind it.

Minorities and Men by Leslie E Murray
Leslie’s area of interest is providing information and support to ED populations who often receive less attention, such as men, minorities and women over 30.

Recovery Support by Jenni Schaefer
The best selling Life Without ED author dispenses advice and encouragement for “breaking up” with an eating disorder.

The Culture of Disordered Eating in Athletes by Christine Selby
Christine discusses some of the special considerations unique to athletes with ED’s such as perfectionism and achievement, the female athlete triad, and sports that foster disordered eating.

Treatment Notes by Sari Shepphird
Sari provides research findings, explanations of various treatment issues, and “what to do when…” scenarios.

Advice for Parents by Doris Smeltzer
Writing from a parent’s perspective, Doris dispenses advice for family members dealing with eating disorders and body image issues.