July is BIPOC Mental Health Month. At #EDCare, we’re committed to affirming care & cultural humility. This month, we honor the unique strengths, needs, & voices of BIPOC communities. Learn more about culturally affirming eating disorder care at eatingdisorder.care.

Struggling with #BodyImage at any age is valid, and so is seeking peace with where you are right now. Healing doesn’t mean loving everything about your body all the time - it can simply mean choosing to treat yourself with more care and compassion. ow.ly/smHa50Whxu8

Your identity holds power, and naming your strengths is an act of healing. Honoring what makes you resilient or brave builds self-connection. This month, we celebrate who you are—including your struggles. #EDCare offers free, confidential assessments at eatingdisorder.care.

#AthleteEDGE at #EDCare was featured on the Real Fuel with SLS #podcast! Dr. Riley Nickols, Senior Program Advisor for Athlete EDGE, discusses why athletes need specialized support when it comes to eating disorder treatment. Listen now: ow.ly/Rta350Wn1zU

EDCare Omaha is moving! Starting Monday, 7/14 all services will be offered at our new location. Our new space offers easier access for individuals throughout the metro while maintaining the same compassionate care you've come to expect from our team. eatingdisorder.care/locations/omah…

Summer isn’t always sunshine for teens dealing with eating disorders. This season can offer more than just a break from school, it can be a meaningful time to pause, get support, and start the recovery journey. Contact #EDCare today: eatingdisorder.care/programs/adole…

If your relationship with food feels more restrictive than nourishing, it might be time to take a closer look. Here are a few things to look out for and a few gentle ways to reconnect with your body psychologytoday.com/us/blog/eating… #EDRecovery #AllFoodsFit #DietCulture

Certain language can reinforce diet culture and disordered beliefs. Phrases like “clean eating,” praising weight loss, or labeling food as “good” or “bad” may unintentionally contribute to shame or restriction for those struggling with eating disorders. ow.ly/CQYV50WlLIX

#EDCare Omaha has moved! We've officially settled into our new space located in the Regency neighborhood. Our new location offers easier access across the metro and a more spacious environment designed with healing in mind! eatingdisorder.care/locations/omah… #EDRecovery #NewLocation

Athlete EDGE at EDCare is excited to co-host a CE event with Eating Disorder Fdn. Mental health professionals will learn how to assess an athlete’s readiness to safely return to sport after recovering from an eating disorder using SEES-A. Register online: SEES.eventbrite.com

You deserve relationships that fulfill you—ones built on trust, safety, and mutual care. You are worthy of connection that honors your full self. Say it with us: I deserve fulfilling relationships. Explore care options at eatingdisorder.care. #EDCare #EDRecovery

Accessing specialized eating disorder treatment just got easier. EDCare’s Virtual Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) for adults ages 18 and older is now available to those living in Missouri! Learn more about our virtual program: eatingdisorder.care/programs/viop-… #EDCare #EDRecovery

Advocacy is healing in action. For BIPOC communities, it means speaking up, calling out bias, and creating space for care. You don’t need a platform—your voice matters. Let’s push for equity and compassion in recovery. Find support: eatingdisorder.care #EDCare #EDRecovery

Recovery from an eating disorder isn’t meant to be walked alone. Community plays a vital role, whether through family, peers, or a supportive care team. In our blog, we explore how connection reduces shame, strengthens resilience, & supports healing. eatingdisorder.care/resources/blog…

Stereotypes about eating disorders can lead to missed or delayed diagnoses in #BIPOC communities. Cultural stigma, provider bias, and lack of representation in research have contributed to significant disparities in diagnosis and access to treatment. psychiatrictimes.com/view/eating-di…

When systems fall short, community steps in. In eating disorder recovery, support is more than kindness—it’s resistance. Healing is possible when we hold space for each other with compassion and care. #EDCare offers inclusive, trauma-informed support at eatingdisorder.care.

Access to timely, evidence-based treatment is essential for recovery, yet many individuals face barriers due to financial constraints. That is why EDCare Denver is proud to be in-network with Colorado Medicaid across all levels of care! Contact us today: eatingdisorder.care/free-assessmen…

Connection in recovery might be a friend who checks in, a supportive community, or moments of self-compassion. Whatever it is, it matters. Reflect on what helps you feel supported and seen—you don’t have to do this alone. Explore care at #EDCare: eatingdisorder.care

Athlete EDGE at EDCare is excited to co-host a CE event with Eating Disorder Fdn. Mental health professionals will learn how to assess an athlete’s readiness to safely return to sport after recovering from an eating disorder using SEES-A. Register online: SEES.eventbrite.com

Eating disorders can leave us feeling isolated and disconnected from those we love. This month, we’re asking: How has your eating disorder affected your relationships with others? Need support? #EDCare offers free, confidential assessments: eatingdisorder.care. #EDRecovery