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EATING DISORDERRESOURCES
Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS)Free psychological counseling and therapy for BYU students (9+ credit hours), faculty, sta�, and spouses. Group therapy is also available.1500 Wilkinson Student Center801-422-3035
Corinne Hannan, Ph.D Clinical PsychologyPsychologist specializing in disordered eating and body image801-422-3035
Lauren Absher, MPH, RDN, CDDietitian with eating disorder treatment experience801-422-3035
BYU Dining Services DietitianRachel Wasden, MS, RDNAvailable to students as a resource for discussing nutritional concerns or dietary needs and helping to resolve any problems with dining on campusdining.byu.edu/eat801-422-3631
Sports NutritionRachel Higginson, RDNAvailable to educate student athletes on making healthy food choices for athletic performance123A ASB801-422-8649
Comprehensive ClinicCounseling services and psychological assessments availableJohn Taylor Building 1190 N 900 E Provo, UT801-422-7759
Websites
National Eating Disorders Associationnationaleatingdisorders.org
Academy for Eating Disordersaedweb.org
Eating Disorder Referral and Information Centeredreferral.com
A Chance to Heal Foundationachancetoheal.org
The Center for Mindful Eatingthecenterformindfuleating.org
Intuitive Eatingintuitiveeating.com
Books
8 Keys to Recovery from an Eating DisorderCarolyn Costin & Gwen Shubert Grabb
Intuitive EatingEvelyn Tribole & Elyse Resch
Mindful EatingJan Chozen Bays
Life Without EDJenni Schaefer
Eat, Drink, and Be MindfulSusan Albers
Center for ChangeOutpatient and inpatient treatment and support groups available for eating disorders1790 N. State St. Orem, UT801-224-8250
New CHAPTERDietitian-led support group for disordered eating
o�ered by Women’s Services & Resources in Fall and Winter semesters
Nutrition & Wellness ConsultsFree consultations with our Nutrition & Wellness consultantVisit wsr.byu.edu/one-on-one-consultations for more information
contact us: 3326 WSC 801-422-4877 [email protected]
BYU RESOURCES OUTSIDE RESOURCESSEEK
PROFESSIONALHELP
if you or someone you know has an eating
disorder.Early treatment leads
to the greatest chance of recovery.
HAVE A SUPPORT SYSTEM
Simply talking with someone about your feelings, concerns, and struggles can
greatly help and lead to recovery. Keep in touch with people
you trust and turn to them for help and
support.
YOU ARE NOT ALONE.
In the United States, 20 million women and 10 million men su�er
from a clinically significant eating
disorder at some time in their life.