We are so glad that you reached out.

Before recovery, Ed took my health, among other things, from me. I would not have been able to physically climb the steps to the top nor would I have even ventured out on vacation to socialize with my friend. Now that I am recovered, I have the capacity to do all of it and I can appreciate each step I took and how hard I worked to get there.

As I was driving to work the other day, I noticed all the leaves on the ground signaling the end of fall in New England. This got me thinking about the stages of change that leaves go through. They start green, then change color, and then depart the life they knew as they fall to the ground and take the next step. The tree is then ready for its next life’s journey – winter.

It’s supposed to be the most wonderful time of the year, but holidays are very hard for children with eating disorders and their parents. Below are some tips I hope will provide you with some support and guidance this holiday season.