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Sometimes I think of my brain as a little kid tugging at my sleeve, begging for just one more spark of excitement, one more burst of dopamine. It’s exhausting and beautiful all at once—the way it craves stimulation, comfort, and connection. What I didn’t understand for years was how that same craving shaped my relationship with food, with my body, and with control. As a person with ADHD, I am always chasing that next hit of dopamine. It’s like my brain is constantly scanning

Shared with permission by Dave Gervais, father and NIED Education Committee Board Member On December 5, 2021, Dave Gervais walked out of...

Eating disorders (eds) are complex, and while many people perceive eds as an individual struggle, these conditions are rooted in broader...

Culturally appropriate care is a necessary pillar in the treatment of eating disorders, yet often times, the diverse needs of clients are...

"I would love to order the truffle fries, but I just can't handle the calories right now. With our trip to Florida coming up, I'm really...

Witnessing a loved one struggling with an Eating Disorder is devastating enough, but when combined with substance use like alcohol or...