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October 1, 2025: Please note that I am moving my blog here from another platform. There are MANY more posts that will arrive in the next few weeks. Check back soon!

young women with red hair looking at a meal alone - reflecting a highly sensitive struggle
By Josie Munroe March 7, 2024
Eating can, of course, be incredibly stressful in eating disorder recovery. Highly Sensitive People can find mealtimes especially challenging. Check out these tips.
close up of a man hands as he journals - representing a highly sensitive person
By Josie Munroe February 23, 2024
It seems that the benefits of journaling are endless. Highly Sensitive People may find the practice especially rewarding. Here are 3 prompts to help you get going.
young woman sitting across from therapist for the first time
June 25, 2022
Therapy is different for everybody. It's a highly individual process. You won't know what it will be like until you're there. But this can help you get started.
table with tissues and notepad, in the office of an eating disorder specialist
By Josie Munroe September 3, 2021
An eating disorder is a physical, mental, and emotional crisis, and choosing a specialist is of the utmost importance. Here's what you need to know when looking.
sad woman sitting in a room decorated for the holidays, looking down at her lap
By Josie Munroe November 27, 2018
Sometimes life is hard, and an upcoming holiday don’t automatically make it better for everyone. And if it makes it worse, just know you’re not alone - not one bit.
young, bored woman staring at her cell phone - related to struggling with free time in recovery
By Josie Munroe October 25, 2016
Eating disorders take up a LOT of time, but in recovery, free time can be triggering. Here's how to challenge the three thoughts that might sabotage your healing.
young, sad woman in a dark bedroom - representing not feeling sick enough to get help
By Josie Munroe October 14, 2016
The truth is, not feeling “sick enough” or “deserving enough” of treatment is a classic symptom of a strong eating disorder. Here's what to do to get help anyway.
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By Josie Munroe January 18, 2016
How do you sustain progress in recovery after you leave intensive eating disorder treatment? Here are my top tips for staying on track when stepping down.

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