In this episode of Plateful Parenting, renowned therapist and eating disorder expert Carolyn Costin returns for a deeper conversation on life beyond recovery. We explore:
- Navigating insurance and access to care – how to advocate for treatment coverage and alternative resources.
- Bridging the gap after treatment – ensuring long-term recovery, fostering autonomy, and preventing relapse.
- Identity beyond an eating disorder – helping kids and teens rediscover their passions and self-worth.
- Giving back to the community – ways families can support advocacy, mentorship, and awareness efforts.
Carolyn shares practical tools, expert insights, and hope for parents navigating the ongoing journey of recovery.
🔗 Resources Mentioned:
- Carolyn Costin’s Website – Therapy, books, and resources.
- National Eating Disorders Association (NEDA) – Support, advocacy, and treatment options.
- The Alliance for Eating Disorders Awareness – Free support groups and education.
- Equip Health – Virtual eating disorder treatment for families.
- Project HEAL – Grants and support for individuals facing financial barriers to treatment.
- The Eating Disorders Coalition – Advocacy for improved access to eating disorder care and health equity.
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For more from Carolyn Costin, visit: 🌐 Carolyn Costin’s Website 📚 Books & Resources 📢 Advocacy & Support Organizations
Conclusion:Thank you for joining us for this incredible conversation with Carolyn Costin. If this episode resonated with you, please share it with another parent who might need support on this journey. Be sure to follow Plateful Parenting for more expert insights, and join us next time as we continue to navigate eating disorder recovery together.
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