Bringing self-compassion into eating disorder recovery
Some of the most common feelings brought on by eating disorders are those of guilt and shame. If you have an eating disorder, this may be caused by self-critical thoughts about your appearance, eating habits, food choices, self-identity or about the impact the eating disorder has on your loved ones and life in general. If you are a parent or carer or friend, it may be about feelings of guilt and failure when trying to help your loved one to recover.
Managing Isolation
Staying at home during COVID19 has meant being apart from family and friends. It can make you feel more isolated and unsupported when managing the eating disorder.
Self-care strategies to manage during COVID-19
by Dr Sara McDevitt
The importance of Hope
The Importance of Hope
Managing Emotional Distress
By Ciara Collins, Clinical Nurse Manager
A Note on Contentment
by Eimear Donnelly, Clinical Psychotherapist