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Coping with Binge Eating Disorder in College: Tips for Success
College is an exciting and challenging time in a young adult's life. It’s a big transition for students to move away from home and start making independent decisions. Transitions often bring about stress, and coping can be difficult without the right tools. Some turn to food to ease the pain, so it’s not surprising that binge eating disorder (BED) is a growing problem among college students.
I’m in College: How Do I Get Help For My Eating Disorder?
What if you are a student who is struggling with an eating disorder, but you don't want to admit it?  To those students who are not struggling, it might seem obvious that they would reach out for help. There may however, be a plethora of reasons holding this person back from seeking help. If you are college student struggling with an eating disorder, hopefully after reading the common anxieties that often deter college students from seeking treatment, you will feel more encouraged to find yourself the help you deserve.
We’re Here, We’re Queer, And Yes, We Get Eating Disorders Too!
The often portrayed media image of eating disorders as something that effects only young, white, middle- and upper-class women continues to render many with eating disorders invisible. One such population is people who are lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer or questioning (LGBTQ).