ACUTE Center for Eating Disorders & Severe Malnutrition

07/24/2025

We're all different, and so is our recovery.

07/23/2025

What's your go-to recovery self-care routine? Drop it below 👇

07/22/2025

It's BIPOC Mental Health Awareness Month, but why does cultural competence matter and why is it so important? It builds better patient relationships, outcomes and care systems.
Learn more about cultural competency in eating disorder care on our website: https://bit.ly/3CtgRov

07/17/2025

Did you know eating disorders can affect the brain? When chronically malnourished, the brain loses both white and grey matter, which may impact cognitive, emotional and motivational processing.
Learn more about the complications of restriction on our website: https://bit.ly/4ebaaZs

07/15/2025

It's Chronic Disease Month. Malnutrition affects many people with chronic conditions. Here are the three we see the most, but malnutrition affects many people with many other conditions.
Learn more on our website: https://bit.ly/4jZE6ZE

07/09/2025

The summer can be difficult, but there are still many opportunities for little wins. How are you embracing recovery this summer?

07/02/2025

Fourth of July can be difficult when you're living with an eating disorder. Our newest recovery resource can help you plan for social events:

Social Events & Eating Disorders Holiday parties, birthdays, nights out with friends, barbecues and company meetings are sprinkled throughout the entire year. For those struggling with eating disorders, social events can be a continuous challenge that causes feelings of anxiety.

06/26/2025

Eating disorders affect men and boys at nearly the same rate as women, yet they often go undiagnosed due to stigma and misconceptions. Males may develop eating disorders driven by muscularity desires, body dissatisfaction or pressure from sports, social media, and peer expectations.
Learn more and access references in our free resource: https://bit.ly/43KBARc

06/24/2025

Robert G. Ingersoll, American lawyer, writer and orator is responsible for this month's recovery quote, "We rise by lifting others," which serves as a reminder of the importance of community.

06/19/2025

LGBTQ+ individuals face a higher risk of eating disorders and other psychiatric conditions. From body image pressures to gender dysphoria, understanding these unique risk factors is essential for high-quality, evidence-based LGBTQ-competent treatment.

Learn more and access the references in our free resource: https://bit.ly/43jqT91

06/18/2025

Michelle shares how ACUTE's expertise helped her: "ACUTE helped me in my recovery journey to understand more about the importance of physical health and that it is possible to recover fully from the devastating effects of years of restrictive eating. I received the cutting-edge treatment I needed for osteoporosis. I was able to ease back into healthy eating in a comfortable, controlled environment. The doctors at ACUTE are experts in their field and I felt well cared for."

Read Michelle's story on our website: https://bit.ly/4my6LYx

06/12/2025

Anybody else feel this way?