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Health

Raising Me Podcast Discusses Rise in Eating Disorders Among Children During Pandemic

In a recent episode of the Raising Me podcast, host Adrienne and guest Sara Porter discuss the concerning rise in disordered eating and eating disorders, particularly in children, exacerbated by the challenges of the pandemic.

The Journal of Pediatrics has reported a significant increase in eating disorders since the onset of the pandemic in 2019, highlighting the urgent need for awareness and support in this area.

During the podcast, Adrienne and Sara delve into the distinction between disordered eating and eating disorders, offering valuable insights for parents to recognize warning signs and foster a healthy relationship with food and nutrition in their children.

Sara Porter, LCSW, brings her expertise as the Director of the Outpatient Eating Disorders Program at Acadia Hospital to the discussion. With a focus on early intervention and education for medical and mental health professionals, Sara is dedicated to breaking down barriers to ensure patients and families receive the necessary care and support.

For more engaging discussions and insights on raising healthy children, tune in to the Raising Me podcast and stay informed about crucial topics affecting families today.

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