This is a bit off the track of eating disorders, but it's very much on the track of family communications that facilitate understanding instead of division...an issue that often seems to go hand in hand with ED.
The Los Angeles Times today published a piece about how my family uses e-mail to stay connected -- and independent. We call our system Hello Today.
"Stress had historically pulled our family apart instead of bringing
us together, but Hello Today altered that pattern. Because we now had
this routine of checking in on one another, we found it easier to
confront problems as they emerged."
Find the rest of the article at:
http://www.latimes.com/news/opinion/commentary/la-oe-liu4-2009oct04,0,97946.stor
Cheers!
Aimee
This is a bit off the track of eating disorders, but it's very much on the track of family communications that facilitate understanding instead of division...an issue that often seems to go hand in hand with ED.
The Los Angeles Times today published a piece about how my family uses e-mail to stay connected -- and independent. We call our system Hello Today.
"Stress had historically pulled our family apart instead of bringing us together, but Hello Today altered that pattern. Because we now had this routine of checking in on one another, we found it easier to confront problems as they emerged."
Find the rest of the article at:
http://www.latimes.com/news/opinion/commentary/la-oe-liu4-2009oct04,0,97946.stor
Cheers!
Aimee