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It was such an honor!

Must read from my brilliant cofounder and friend Erin Parks, Ph.D. We have the honor and privledge of treating over 100 transgender and non-binary families at Equip and the recent slate of legislation in horrifying.

“It’s important for us to think about the ways we vilify some eating disorder behaviors while celebrating others.” -Erin Parks, PhD on why binge eating disorder is often ignored. Thanks to Glamour and Michelle Konstantinovsky for this vital article. glamour.com/story/its-time…

Did you know that you don't need to be underweight to have anorexia, and that you can have all the same life-threatening health complications regardless of weight? We unpack "atypical anorexia," including why the term is so problematic here: fal.cn/3xhaQ

#FortuneHealth is excited to welcome Kristina Saffran, Co-founder and CEO of Equip (Equip), to our conference April 25–26. See our full list of speakers here: trib.al/QWcNLQk

Honored to speak at FORTUNE Brainstorm Health this morning on the importance of diversifying healthcare and listening to lived experience. #fortunehealth

Talking with two founders who run businesses people called “niche”: Their actual population: Equip in eating disorders: 10% of people in their lifetime Evernow in menopause: 55 million women right now

My thoughts on the most important aspects of leadership in Entrepreneur: 🤔 You don't need to know it all. Focus on what you're best at and surround yourself with experts in other fields. 🗒 Delegate 85% of decisions to those experts. 📈 Track what matters, not what doesn't.

Eating disorders do not discriminate, and contrary to popular belief, growing up food-insecure greatly increases the likelihood of developing an eating disorder. slate.com/technology/202…

Such an honor to join several eating disorder survivors on Nightline. Grateful that the media is finally giving these fatal illnesses the attention they need. Ginger Zee thankful always for your support and vulnerability.

Such an honor to co-host the Inaugural Eating Disorders Treatment Practice Guidelines Summit in partnership with The Kennedy Forum and Project HEAL. Feeling incredibly hopeful that this will lead to more effective treatment that is accessible to everyone who needs it.

We are thrilled to announce that Nikia Bergan has joined Equip as our first President. Thank you to Heather Landi for sharing the story and what’s to come as we look to treat the millions of people affected by eating disorders.

Beyond proud and grateful that Equip has received the honor of a company’s lifetime: we are included on TIME's 100 Most Influential Companies of 2023! #TIME100 time.com/collection/tim…

Proud to share Equip's Annual Outcomes Report. Digital mental health has seen a proliferation of access, without adequate attention paid to quality. Equip aims to raise the bar in outcomes transparency for payers, providers, and most importantly, patients and families.

Apparently one of my tweets is on a billboard in Times Square and I have no idea why. Neither does Kristina Saffran. But we'll take it!

Honored to be a contributor to #EatingDisordersDontDiscriminate authored by the brilliant 𝙙𝙧 𝙘𝙝𝙪𝙠𝙨

My lived experience compelled me to start Equip & Project HEAL to create better systems for healing, with peer support at the core. Grateful to Susannah Fox for shining a light on the wisdom of lived experience in her new book #RebelHealth. lnkd.in/gtmpwfrK

Honored that Equip was named as one of Fast Company’s most innovative companies of 2024! A true testament to the passion, brilliance and hard work of our Equipsters to ensure that everyone with an eating disorder can access treatment that works!

So enjoyed my recent conversation with Stephen Kraus on the how and why of building Equip

Eating disorders are one of the deadliest mental health issues that affect *all* types of people. Sadly, we live in a society that idealizes thinness, making it tough for people to fully recover. I reflected on my own recovery for the Equip blog: equip.health/articles/treat…