So cool watching @ilenevfishman on #RHONJ!!! Kudos to @JGSchneid for her vulnerability and @BravoTV for showing viewers a glimpse of authentic #eatingdisorder therapy from the best of the best! 💚
I have had the honor of treating @JGSchneid on #RHONJ and I’m so proud of the work we’ve been doing together. Here is a scene from last night’s episode, but be sure to keep watching, there’s more to come for this important storyline.
Love getting to collaborate with smart and dedicated colleagues from partner organizations across the globe: Canada (@theNEDIC), the UK (@beatED), Australia (@Bfoundation), and Ireland (@bodywhys)!
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“For people who struggle with eating disorders, even the word ‘overindulging’ can be triggering since it puts a ‘moral value on the amount of food that's being consumed,’” explains Chelsea M. Kronengold, communications lead @NEDAstaff
#Thanksgiving #Thanksgiving2021
With Thanksgiving dinner around the corner, it’s that time of year that people worry about their food intake. But does feasting during your holiday meal make a big difference for your body? 🍗 usatoday.com/story/life/heal…
“Kronengold says establishing a support system ahead of time is also vital for people struggling with eating disorders. ‘Think about who you can lean on, whether it's someone in the room or someone you might have to text and check in with,’ she says.”
#Thanksgiving @NEDAstaff
We've all been there. Holidays mean family time, and with that often comes the uncomfortable questions.
Here are some ways to navigate them.
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"It’s okay to acknowledge that #Thanksgiving and other food and family-focused holidays won’t be easy," said Kronengold. "If you end up restricting or bingeing, remember that tomorrow is a new day."
#Thanksgiving2021 #edrecovery
@NEDAstaff
A holiday like Thanksgiving that is centered on food, family and more food can be a precarious time for people struggling with eating disorders or disordered eating. gma.abc/3xghNIt
“These subtle and overt messages contribute to #weightstigma and perpetuates unhealthy #dietculture messages that changing your body, losing weight or being thinner, is viewed as a ‘morally superior’ accomplishment,” Kronengold said.
Read more via @HuffPost ⤵️
Here's the truth behind weight loss images and what they do and don't show you about a person's health. huffp.st/5HrgnJX
“Misconceptions about who #eatingdisorders affect have real consequences, leading to fewer diagnoses, treatment options, and pathways to help for those who don’t fit the stereotype,” Kronengold said to Spoon University.
@NEDAstaff @netflix @neverhaveiever
tw: eating disorders, anorexia
By spotlighting the behind the scenes of life with an eating disorder rather than glamorizing it, @netflix's Never Have I Ever gracefully introduces not only a new character, but a somewhat taboo, triggering topic.
spoonuniversity.com/lifestyl…
Chelsea Kronengold retweeted
Although experts say TV creators are now heading in a good direction when they write stories about eating disorders, they are still worried anytime a character exhibits these behaviors onscreen.
bit.ly/3lUtbWJ
“This is literally saying that people would rather live a less satisfying life in a smaller body than have a full and satisfying life in a larger or fat body,” Kronengold said. “And that is #weightstigma in a summary.”
This weight-loss device locks your jaw nearly shut. Experts say that’s dangerous and barbaric. wapo.st/3hzwhMn
Chelsea Kronengold retweeted
My sincere thanks to @realryansheldon, @AbigailSaguy, and @chelkro of @NEDAstaff for sharing their expertise with me for this article — featuring art by @BobAlGreene
Happy Pride to every body 💜🏳️🌈
mashable.com/article/body-sh…
Fun surprise to find myself quoted in this @Shutterstock blog post about #bodydiversity and inclusive stock photos. 📸
While progress has been made, we still have a long way to go before pictures of people in marginalized bodies—that aren’t offensive & stigmatizing—is the norm.
Inclusivity in marketing is more than just a buzzword.
Learn how to use inclusive #bodypositive imagery with these tips: shutr.bz/3hGqUwi
Chelsea Kronengold retweeted
Using terms such as "quarantine 15" when talking about pandemic weight gain is unhelpful at best and harmful at worst.
r29.co/3hF5OP9
#NEDACon Spring 2021 is here! I had so much fun moderating this panel w/ @Pinterest, @instagram, & @tiktok_us.
Watch as we discuss #socialmedia policies + products to create a safer, more inclusive space for the @NEDAstaff [#mentalhealth, #edrecovery & #bodyconfidence] community
(2 of 4) Mental Health Responsibility through Policy Changes | #NEDAcon Spring 2021:
Learn how our #socialmedia partners—@instagram, @Pinterest, and @tiktok_us—are promoting #mentalhealth and well-being through policy changes and in-app products.
➡️nationaleatingdisorders.org/…
Chelsea Kronengold retweeted
(1 of 4) #NEDACon Spring 2021 launches TODAY—May 15th—through June 15th on the NEDA website!
Watch our 3 informative sessions:
1⃣ #MentalHealth Responsibility through Policy Changes
2⃣ Using Your Platform for Change
3⃣ Treatment Access in 2021
➡️nationaleatingdisorders.org/…
Chelsea Kronengold retweeted
We love the #NEDA mug, @ddlovato—and we're so glad it serves as a reminder that YOU, along with everyone else struggling with and/or in recovery from an eating disorder, are absolutely worth it! 💙💯💚
#edrecovery #mentalhealthawarenessmonth
Chelsea Kronengold retweeted
This is the @NEDAstaff symbol for eating disorder recovery. I painted this at @colormemine years ago.. even though I was in the throes of my eating disorder, I still made this in hopes that I would truly believe it some day. I still struggle. Daily.
Chelsea Kronengold retweeted
Model Tess Holliday reveals she’s recovering from anorexia theguardian.com/fashion/2021…
Honored to be the #eatingdisorder “expert” referenced in the headline of in this @people article!
@NEDAstaff @Tess_Holliday
Eating Disorder Expert Says Anorexia Can Affect All Body Sizes: It ‘Doesn’t Have One Look’ people.com/health/anorexia-d…
Chelsea Kronengold retweeted
Tess Holiday shared her anorexia nervosa diagnosis and already knows what you're thinking. instyle.com/celebrity/tess-h…
As someone who was bullied at a different Camp WTF from ‘01-05, I feel this on so many levels.
Way to go @danjlevy for proving those “bully punks” wrong, and Dan Levy’s mom for this #proudmama tweet. ❤️💛
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