Eating Disorders Article at the New York Times – An Important Read

Written By Rebecca Appleman, RD

Please consider reading the following article on the New York Times.

This poignant and painful account describes so accurately the truth about Eating Disorders and the way in which they not only rob people of developing meaningful connections with others but also of the deep need to live according to their own core values. The uplifting news is that recovery and health are possible with the right help.

We are so proud of our clients who work on their individual paths toward eating disorder recovery each and every day and we feel privileged to be part of the expert treatment teams that support them. If you’re struggling, know that you’re most certainly worth the hard work it takes to heal and asking for help is a great first step.

Ready to transform your relationship with food? Whether you're seeking support for eating concerns, looking to establish healthier family food dynamics, or simply want to feel more confident in your food choices, we're here to guide you every step of the way. Contact us to schedule your complimentary discovery call.

Rebecca Appleman, RD

Rebecca Appleman, RD, is a Registered Dietitian with over 15 years of clinical practice experience and the Founder and Executive Director of Appleman Nutrition. She specializes in eating disorders, pediatric nutrition, and family-based nutrition therapy, helping hundreds of clients develop healthy relationships with food through evidence-based, non-diet approaches. Rebecca's expertise spans the full spectrum of nutrition counseling, from infant feeding to adult wellness, with particular recognition for her work in eating disorder recovery and intuitive eating practices.

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