Kategorie: Eating Disorders

Most of us glance at the mirror in passing—straighten our hair, check our collar, move on. But for some, the mirror is not a neutral...

“Finish your plate.” Many of us grew up hearing these words at the family table. For some, it was a gentle encouragement not to waste...

When two people sit down to eat together, more than food is on the table. Meals are rituals of intimacy, belonging, and recognition. They can...

When people argue about food—whether plants or meat should rule the plate—it often sounds like a clash of facts: health, environment, ethics. But beneath the...

Much of the public discourse around eating disorders focuses on behavior: restricting, bingeing, purging, compulsive exercise. While these actions are visible and often distressing, they...

In a culture that prizes appearance, optimization, and self-control, our relationship with the body is rarely neutral. For many, body image is not merely about...

In a culture that celebrates perfection, control, and productivity, high achievement is often seen as the ultimate success. Yet, beneath the polished surface of many...

Food waste and overconsumption are two paradoxical behaviors that plague modern society. On one hand, there are those who habitually purchase excessive amounts of food,...

Essstörungen wie Anorexia nervosa und Bulimia nervosa stellen in der psychotherapeutischen Praxis besondere Herausforderungen dar. Insbesondere für Therapeut:innen in privater Niederlassung ist es wichtig, ihre...

High blood pressure, obesity, and eating disorders—three seemingly disparate health issues—are often treated separately in medical contexts. However, when examined through a psychological lens, the...