Mother's Day is upon us. Does this day affect your recovery work?

If it does, do you know why and how to take care of yourself?

Here is the handout I gave part of the all day NAMI The National Alliance on Mental Illness conference in Los Angeles where I presented a workshop to women with eating disorders and to people who want to help a person with an eating disorder recover.  Please login or register to see the full article

Easter and Passover: what a combo. It's a powerful week-end with both commemorations happening at the same time.

How are you doing? Here are some suggestions to make your day more happy. Please login or register to see the full article

Suppose you see or know or suspect that an employee has an eating disorder. What should you do?  I asked Joy Nollenberg to write a guest post about this issue. She is director of The Joy Project. Joy agreed and said readers should be aware that legal issues abound in this realm and that her words are not legal advice.  In other words, check out your legal position before embarking on a work place confrontation. Here's what Joy writes.

There may be times when someone in the workplace appears to be very ill with an eating disorder. This can be a difficult situation with many potential pitfalls. It's important to keep these points in mind.