Eating disorders don’t have a weight limit. So why does treatment?
Fat people with eating disorders often go far longer without treatment than their thin peers.
Eating disorders have spiked in recent years. But for patients with eating disorders who don’t look the way doctors expect, it can be challenging to access treatment.
Reset talks with an eating disorder therapist about barriers to treatment and anti-fatness in health care.
GUEST: Shira Rosenbluth, eating disorder therapist and licensed clinical social worker
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Eating disorders don’t have a weight limit. So why does treatment?
Fat people with eating disorders often go far longer without treatment than their thin peers.
Eating disorders have spiked in recent years. But for patients with eating disorders who don’t look the way doctors expect, it can be challenging to access treatment.
Reset talks with an eating disorder therapist about barriers to treatment and anti-fatness in health care.
GUEST: Shira Rosenbluth, eating disorder therapist and licensed clinical social worker