by Pam Minichiello, LMHC

No recovered individual ever said they would like their eating disorder back!  But we know that more often than not, recovery comes with trepidation and ambivalence.  So then, why should you recover? Read More

by Natalie Gornstein, LICSW

Mid to late summer in New England means blueberry season.  There is nothing better than fresh blueberries straight off of the bush. When I take my kids… read more!

by Heather Bell, MPH, RD, LDN

I love intensely-flavored dishes. Not hot, per se — recipes with too much heat actually get in the way of me tasting the food itself. I love dishes with big flavors…read more!

by Heather Bell, MPH, RD, LDN

Maybe there’s a new restaurant that you’ve been wanting to try–or a new recipe that you’re really excited about making. So you drive all the way there and place your order…read more

by Jodi R. Galin, Ph.D

Behavior change is not an easy process.  I frequently observe people berating themselves for not reaching their own behavioral goals.  The negative self-talk sounds…read more!