 People often develop an eating disorder by simply dieting. They often  believe that if they lose weight they will gain self confidence and  feel better about themselves. Unfortunately, that is not what happens.  In order to become the person that you are dreaming of being it will  require a lot of hard work; you will have to have achievements and  successful problem solving skills. There are no short cuts on this road  and becoming the kind of person that you dream of being does not happen  by being unhealthy. What will happen instead is poor health, severed  relationships, being depressed, obsessed, anxious, guilty, and  self-loathing. There surely are very many beautiful human beings in this  world but what is on the outside is really what is the least important.  In order to be successful and filled with confidence you must make a  lasting impact on people you meet. You must make a strong physical  presence. Be intelligent, funny, and filled with life. Be reliable,  confident, strong, and competent. Respect yourself and in turn you will  be respected. These are the tools that we will provide you with in our  Eating Disorder Treatments, this is our goal. When you have an eating  disorder you need to reach out for Eating Disorder Treatment as soon as  possible. Here you will be taught how to live healthy and peacefully  with yourself and with food. Only qualified health professionals that  have experience in eating disorders will be part of your treatment plan. Most of the time, inpatient treatment programs are used as a last  resort, but people with eating disorders need to be treated on an  inpatient basis. This is the first line approach for treatment in most  cases and works even better in the beginning. Most eating disorders do  not require hospitalization unless you are unstable medically or show  signs of being suicidal. While hospitalization may not be required most  people with eating disorders do require constant supervision and  extensive treatment.
People often develop an eating disorder by simply dieting. They often  believe that if they lose weight they will gain self confidence and  feel better about themselves. Unfortunately, that is not what happens.  In order to become the person that you are dreaming of being it will  require a lot of hard work; you will have to have achievements and  successful problem solving skills. There are no short cuts on this road  and becoming the kind of person that you dream of being does not happen  by being unhealthy. What will happen instead is poor health, severed  relationships, being depressed, obsessed, anxious, guilty, and  self-loathing. There surely are very many beautiful human beings in this  world but what is on the outside is really what is the least important.  In order to be successful and filled with confidence you must make a  lasting impact on people you meet. You must make a strong physical  presence. Be intelligent, funny, and filled with life. Be reliable,  confident, strong, and competent. Respect yourself and in turn you will  be respected. These are the tools that we will provide you with in our  Eating Disorder Treatments, this is our goal. When you have an eating  disorder you need to reach out for Eating Disorder Treatment as soon as  possible. Here you will be taught how to live healthy and peacefully  with yourself and with food. Only qualified health professionals that  have experience in eating disorders will be part of your treatment plan. Most of the time, inpatient treatment programs are used as a last  resort, but people with eating disorders need to be treated on an  inpatient basis. This is the first line approach for treatment in most  cases and works even better in the beginning. Most eating disorders do  not require hospitalization unless you are unstable medically or show  signs of being suicidal. While hospitalization may not be required most  people with eating disorders do require constant supervision and  extensive treatment.
(Article courtesy of Cliffside Malibu)
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