Isabella Lock My anorexia didn't come from a 'fear of eating'
The week after my diagnosis, I wasn't allowed to do PE, to horseride, dance or even go on the short walk to school. But I had my own strategies for fighting my mental illness
The week after my diagnosis, I wasn't allowed to do PE, to horseride, dance or even go on the short walk to school. But I had my own strategies for fighting my mental illness
I took my own porridge to Paris and brought running shoes for what was meant to be a laid-back weekend break in Tenby. Now self-proclaimed 'wellness experts' are suggesting you should bring your own quinoa salad for the plane
'It's more acceptable to say 'I don't eat gluten' than to say 'I don't want to eat that cake''
Mariafrancesca Garritano blew the whistle on the widespread problem of eating disorders in ballet in 2011
‘Eating & Living: Recipes for Recovery’ is a cookbook that aims to help those who have suffered with eating disorders change their attitude towards food
Lady Bakewell said that anorexia in young girls “arises presumably because they are preoccupied with being beautiful and healthy and thin. No one has anorexia in societies where there is not enough food.”
Baroness Bakewell sparked controversy by claiming eating disorders arise from society becoming more narcissistic
Researchers found that Instagram's crackdown on pro-anorexia content may have actually made the problem worse
How has society managed to produce a generation of teenagers in which mental-health problems are so prevalent?
I would like children, but can the love and care I’d give them negate the neuroses I might also pass on?
The coroner said she searched websites for suicide methods hours before she died