Bulimia Nervosa and Substance Abuse

Twenty percent to thirty-seven percent of women with Bulimia also have a problem with Substance Abuse. Twenty two percent of women with Bulimia have a problem with Alcohol Abuse.

Many people with an eating disorder struggle with more than just one compulsion or dependence.

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How to Externalize Your Brain

Here you'll learn how to externalize your brain with practical tools to support those with ADHD.

Center for Growth Therapists Anxiety, Panic, and OCD

Anxious & Avoidant Styles in Conflict

Anxious & Avoidant Styles in Conflict Many couples get stuck in the same argument, playing out different versions of the same conflict over and over. One partner wants to talk. The other...

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Not Everyone’s A Narcissist

Your Healing Doesn’t Depend on Their Diagnosis: Pop Psychology, Narcissistic Abuse, and the Search for Self-Trust

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Pornography and Betrayal Trauma

Pornography viewing while in a a monogamous relationship could lead partners to feel sexually betrayed, similar to how it feels when a partner is cheating. This article examines how porn can be...

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How to Understand Sexual Compulsions

The basics on how to understand sexual compulsions. What are they, what do they look like, and how do they work? Most importantly, what can you do if you feel like you...

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Support Groups for Compulsions

Support groups for compulsions are a vital part of sustaining sobriety from any addiction, including sex and porn. With 12 Step meetings being the most popular venue for community recovery, there are...

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