Diabulimia, also known as “ED-DMT1,” is a serious eating disorder that primarily affects people with Type 1 diabetes. It involves intentionally skipping or reducing insulin doses to lose weight, leading to high blood sugar levels and potential long-term health complications. Sanford Behavioral Health understands the complexities of eating disorders and offers compassionate and evidence-based eating […]
If you have asked yourself, “What is food trauma?” Then, it’s important to know that food trauma is a type of eating disorder. This means that a traumatic experience, such as an abusive relationship or a history of childhood neglect, can trigger it. Food trauma can manifest in different ways and can affect individuals of […]
Dysmorphia and dysphoria are two terms that often get used interchangeably when discussing eating disorders. However, it’s essential to understand the distinction between these two terms to provide appropriate care for those affected. Misdiagnosis or confusion can hinder the delivery of effective treatment, potentially exacerbating a person’s emotional distress and mental health issues. With help […]
Have you asked yourself, “What is dysphoria?” Dysphoria is a common term used in the mental health field to describe feelings of dissatisfaction, restlessness, and unease. It is a state of emotional distress that anyone can experience. Dysphoria associated with eating disorders or gender dysphoria, for example, can be caused by a range of factors […]
When discussing eating disorders, the term “body dysmorphia” frequently comes to the forefront. But what is body dysmorphia? Body dysmorphia or body dysmorphic disorder (BDD) is a serious mental health condition where a person can obsessively focus on perceived flaws in their appearance, flaws often unnoticeable to others. This condition can cause significant distress, affecting […]
Heroin addiction is a serious condition that can have devastating effects on a person and those around them. It’s essential to recognize the early stages of heroin addiction so you or your loved one can get help before it’s too late. Sanford Behavioral Health offers help and support to those with heroin addiction through our […]
Prenatal drug exposure can have devastating long-term effects on an infant’s health and development. The use of methamphetamine during pregnancy is one of the most significant concerns for healthcare providers. Infants exposed to meth in the womb can experience various symptoms and complications that can negatively impact their lives. At Sanford Behavioral Health, we can […]
Dealing with the repetitive cycle of binging and purging that comes with bulimia nervosa can be highly challenging and concerning. It’s important to understand that this behavior can have serious health consequences and even become life-threatening. This serious eating disorder requires professional treatment and should be taken seriously. Sanford Behavioral Health offers a specialized bulimia […]
Addressing eating disorders as soon as possible is important, as they can be very dangerous mental health conditions. Binge eating disorder (BED), commonly known as compulsive eating disorder, is a significant and challenging issue. It can be a difficult experience for those who struggle with it, and it’s essential to provide support and understanding to […]
Eating disorders are a mental health condition that affects millions of people worldwide. It’s a common condition that most people struggle to cope with, whether the patient is an adolescent, adult, or older. As a friend, watching your loved one battle with an eating disorder can be heart-wrenching. Most people wonder what to do or […]
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