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Body positivity often ignores the lived experience of transgender and non-binary people who may feel severe body dissatisfaction and incongruence between their assigned gender at birth and their actual gender.

Eating disorder recovery can be a lifelong process—which is why our team is dedicated to equipping our clients with the tools they need to succeed long after treatment ends. Even after clients complete our program, we continue to offer support, resources, and lifelong connections to empower them on their journey. Our alumni and recovery program helps build a healthy support system, provides activities to enhance life skills, and offers the opportunity to add on additional sessions and participate in group offerings for as long as necessary. To learn more about how Within can support your patients with 100% remote PHP & IOP treatment options, connect with our outreach team by emailing hello@withinhealth.com or by referring a patient: https://lnkd.in/eTYADYEf

Did you miss our presentation at the Annual Meeting of the Society for Digital Mental Health? Check out our research poster and abstract online to see how Within's remote PHP/IOP effectively treats eating disorders across age groups, with clinical outcomes comparable to in-person programs.

Join us for our next free workshop to earn CE & CME credit hours!

📣 It's time for the next installment of our virtual learning series! This month, join us for a workshop on remote psychological testing with Ronnie Lee, PsyD. With the rise of remote treatment options, it's imperative for behavioral health professionals to understand best practices, practical steps, and general principles for cognitive tests administered virtually. During this webinar, we'll explore options for ethically-driven testing to assist in diagnostic clarification and treatment planning, specifically in a virtual treatment setting. You don't want to miss this one! Register for free to reserve your seat → https://lnkd.in/eVmNRn5D

The real problem with "ob*sity" isn't as much in people's body size as the weight of the stigma they must endure.

Safe and supportive care should be available for every body, everywhere. 🏳️🌈 LGBTQIA+ individuals experience countless risk factors that increase the likelihood of developing an eating disorder. They also face many barriers to receiving treatment, with one of the major ones being a lack of culturally responsive therapists and healthcare providers. For an eating disorder program to truly be inclusive, it has to be more than a physically safe space—it must be an emotionally safe, respectful, compassionate, and affirming space that promotes healing for all. Learn what to look for in an inclusive treatment program on the Within blog → https://lnkd.in/ephKkK_M

Don't forget to join us this Friday for a special presentation on binge eating disorder (BED) with our CEO and co-founder, Wendy Oliver-Pyatt! This workshop focuses on providing attendees with a deeper understanding of the importance of a weight-neutral approach to binge eating disorder, while helping people understand how weight stigma and anti-fat bias play a role in the diagnosis and treatment of BED. You don't want to miss this! Reserve your seat (registration is free!) → https://lnkd.in/eqx7gNqa

Are health trackers useful tools, or do they have a negative impact on your mental health? This month, our co-founder and CEO Wendy Oliver-Pyatt spoke with PopSugar, Inc. to discuss the potential dangers of using health trackers to monitor your movement, sleep, and more. Continue reading to dive deeper ⤵

There is a significant need for an intersectional approach to eating disorder research, diagnosis, and treatment, in which people sitting at the intersection of multiple marginalized identities can receive inclusive and informed care—ensuring that every body, everywhere can feel supported on the path to recovery. #PrideMonth