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Next Friday marks nine years in recovery for me. Nine years since I chose life. Nine years ago I admitted myself into Rosewood’s care… Nine years ago I was dying. I had both feet in the grave, barely hanging onto life by my fingertips. The day before Thanksgiving, at what had become my regular daily
As Citizen Lobbyists, we had the opportunity to present to Senator Jeff Flake, Senator John McCain, Congresswoman Martha McSally, Congressman David Schweikert, and Congressman Paul Gosar on the following life and death information: Eating Disorders have the highest mortality rate of all mental illnesses – up to 20% of those who suffer, die. Anorexia is
On the menu for dinner tonight, we have a classic Baked Italian Panko-Breaded Chicken Parmesan with homemade Marinara served over Whole Wheat Penne with a side of Slow Roasted Rosemary Eggplant and Red Onion. We need a gluten free version of pasta, however, I prefer a baked polenta and a gluten free cornmeal breaded chicken.
In this deeply moving video featured on WebMD, Rosewood Centers for Eating Disorders Alum, Robert Miller, chronicles his lifelong struggle dealing with a Binge Eating Disorder, expressing profound insights into the pain and suffering this widely misunderstood mental illness causes for those afflicted with it. We’re so proud of Bob for having the courage to
We are excited to be participating in an interactive Google Hangout Event on Binge Eating Disorders hosted by Eating Disorder Hope on September 24, 2015 at 3:00 PM PST. Rosewood Centers for Eating Disorders Clinical Director, Dr. Dena Cabrera, will be joining other leading experts in the field to discuss the most common misconceptions about
Every parent can attest to the common experience of raising children and adolescents with their seemingly endless appetites. “They’re eating me out of house and home”, is a statement that everyone can relate to when it comes to feeding adolescents. Often the food you purchased in order to prepare a family meal is consumed before
Eating disorders are not a fad, phase or lifestyle. They are serious, life threatening conditions that can lead to damaging consequences mentally, emotionally and physically. They are often hidden, kept as a secret for fear of judgment and the stigma involved. They are, however, treatable and the prognosis is excellent if a well-structured treatment plan
As a clinical director responsible for managing and supervising staff and patients at Rosewood, I find that I bring many of the qualities I have as a mother to my work. I love being a mother and feel that this is an extremely important job. I constantly am evaluating the qualities necessary to build strong,
Children and teens have always been concerned about fitting in and being accepted by their peers. At one point, in the not too distant past, peer groups were confined to school classmates, neighbors, and friends. When it came to appearance, kids had a fairly restricted group of people for comparison. Then, television, magazines, movies and
I will say that it is difficult to reach out at first, but going to Rosewood literally saved my life.
Rosewood Teen Eating Disorder Treatment Program
