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Please help us welcome Sara Bright, MS, to our Rosewood Outreach team! As a Regional Outreach Manager, Sara now represents Rosewood throughout the Southeast Region. She comes to Rosewood with multiple years’ experience working within several integrative health care systems. Her most recent work role was with the American Red Cross as HIV/AIDS Corporate Education
Celebrating Your Natural Beauty with Colbie Calliat We all have insecurities. In this video participants overcome any insecurities that they may have to film and photograph themselves with little to no makeup. What ‘beauty ritual’ can you let go of, at least for the day?
The treatment of anorexia nervosa involves four components: Restoring the person to a healthy weight Treating the psychological issues related to the eating disorder Reducing or eliminating behaviors or thoughts that lead to disordered eating Preventing relapse. Different forms of psychotherapy, including individual, group and family-based, can help address the psychological reasons for the illness.
What to look for – Anorexia Nervosa Red Flags: It may be hard to notice signs and symptoms of anorexia nervosa because people with anorexia nervosa often go to great lengths to disguise their thinness, eating habits or physical problems. If you’re concerned that a loved one may have anorexia, watch for these possible red
Complications of anorexia include: Death Anemia Heart problems, such as mitral valve prolapse, abnormal heart rhythms and heart failure Bone loss, increasing risk of fractures later in life In females, absence of a period In males, decreased testosterone Gastrointestinal problems, such as constipation, bloating or nausea Electrolyte abnormalities, such as low blood potassium, sodium and
The exact cause of bulimia nervosa is unknown. As with other mental disorders, there are many possible factors that could play a role in the development of eating disorders, such as genes, certain behaviors, psychological disorders, and family and societal influences: Biology: There may be genes that make some people more vulnerable to developing eating
Operation RecoverED Participate in ‘Extreme Park Makeover’ Rosewood alumni and clients recently helped create an ‘Extreme Park Makeover’ of Sunset Park in Wickenburg, AZ. An opportunity to serve the community, and bond with peers in an interactive, outdoor setting, this outing was sponsored by Operation RecoverED, a Rosewood alumni program. “I feel like they had
Committed to quality client care, Rosewood Centers for Eating Disorders strives to create a holistically healing environment. Caring and compassionate staff, adherence to best practices, quality programming and an advanced nutrition program are just a few of the ways that we achieve this goal. Beyond this we try to cultivate a comfortable, healing atmosphere on
School time is coming and I am loving the trendy Bento Box rage; the perfectly portioned, creative, fun way to pack and serve lunch — and they’re not just for kids. The Japanese bento box dates back to the sixteenth century but today we find the boxes packed with adorable food shaped into Hello Kitty,
Receiving treatment for an eating disorder can be an emotional journey for clients and their families. Initially, many people shy away from their deeper feelings, not wanting to stir up unpleasant memories. However, with gentle guidance, great strides can be made in breaking down harmful or toxic feelings while establishing healthy boundaries. Rosewood’s Family Week
“Thank you.” Really, I mean it.
Rosewood Saves Mom’s Life
