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The ACL Rupture Recovery by Eric C. Healthy Living Professional

Posted Tue 26 Aug 2008 11:45am Q: Dear Eric, I am a huge fan of yours, and a 21 year old Australian student studying exercise science. I am big fan of your Magnificient Mobility DVD, discovering... ruptured my ACL in April and have not had an operation yet, but since then I have regained all mobility. I have not, however, done any lower body weight training apart from some Read on »

Racing for Recovery® - What Exercise Can Do for the Brain and Recovery by Lisa Frederiksen Healthy Living Professional

Posted Thu 25 Jun 2009 1:58pm by Lisa Frederiksen Exercise is one of the best ways alcoholics and those who love them (aka codependents) can fight the “switch” that can take their brain down old... physical - walk, run, swim, bike, stretch, play tennis, garden, wash the car (or stay inside - turn up the music and dance, jump rope, deep clean the kitchen or follow an exercise Read on »

How Long Does Eating Disorder Recovery Take? by helpfored Posted Sun 12 Dec 2010 8:38am Visualization exercises You are changing! These small actions are actually huge and they give strength and power to your eating disorder recovery. There is no one giant step... this may not specifically deal with eating disorder recovery, it provides some great tools that have a universal application. I started my eating disorder recovery long before I Read on »

Eating Disorder Recovery is All in Your Mind by helpfored Posted Tue 28 Dec 2010 1:11pm with my meals, I exercise to feel healthy not for weight loss and I consider myself an intuitive eater . How do you envision your recovery? Get very clear and precise on what you... definitely tools and most importantly there was hope. But in the end I knew that the real recovery would come from within me. I knew that the disorder started and ended in my mind Read on »

Setting the Stage for Eating Disorders Recovery by Aimee L. Healthy Living Professional

Posted Tue 22 Feb 2011 1:07pm is wrong. They insist that whatever we weigh is shameful, and that whatever size or shape we may be is never good enough. When it comes to recovery, however, the most pernicious lie... alone in the world, and stranded. As a result, isolation becomes the hollow core around which an eating disorder spirals. Setting the stage for recovery means confronting Read on »

How to Utilize Your Subconscious for Eating Disorder Recovery by helpfored Posted Mon 28 Feb 2011 12:55pm Your subconscious mind accepts whatever is impressed upon it. This is true for eating disorder recovery as well as many other things in life. It cannot distinguish... and bad ideas alike. This is where you have the power to change what goes into your subconscious about eating disorder recovery through conscious reprogramming of your mind Read on »

Complete Eating Disorder Recovery is Possible by helpfored Posted Wed 23 Feb 2011 7:23pm food. It is possible to re-establish a healthy relationship with food and out bodies. I have had complete eating disorder recovery for 4 years and in that time: My weight... form an eating disorder. I will also be posting some special recovery stories as well as links to great stories and videos related to NEDA awareness week. Don’t forget to sign Read on »

Eating Disorder Recovery is the Death of an Identity by helpfored Posted Sat 12 Feb 2011 7:52pm “Sometimes a part of us must die before another part can come to life.” I read this quote today and thought about how true this was for eating disorders and recovery... disorder recovery and seeing what new things the universe would bring me. There are many feelings that come into play at these times, both grief and excitement, because on the one Read on »

Day #4: Eating Disorder and Recovery Slogans... by Arielle B. Patient Expert

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Posted Fri 04 May 2012 12:00am #1: Eating disorders hurt. They kill. They are sneaky and secretive and lame. They do not discriminate. Anyone can be a prisoner. The slogan for eating disorders is I'll pull you close so you can hear My evil whisper in your ear. #2: Recovery is real. It's possible. It's life being lived. It's SO MUCH BETTER than life with an ... Read on »

Meditation and Eating Disorder Recovery by helpfored Posted Wed 02 May 2012 12:35pm Meditation is something that seems to freak a lot of people out. Images of monks and yogis appear, or the idea that it is in the “to-do” basket when you have more time. But meditation is what busy people as well as those with an overactive mind need most. I keep it pretty simple in this video about meditation and eating disorder r ... Read on »