A study led by Dr. Mia Beck Lichtenstein introduces the Exercise Addiction Inventory for Youth (EAI-Y) to assess exercise addiction in adolescents, particularly those with disordered eating. The research aimed to validate the EAI-Y, estimate the prevalence of exercise addiction in active adolescents

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Families play a crucial role in shaping individuals' emotional responses and behaviors. Caregivers influence how we perceive and manage emotions, impacting our emotional well-being. By examining how different emotions are accepted, rejected, and modeled within families, one can gain insights into th

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Dr. Liz Chamberlain discusses stress eating strategies, focusing on why people eat when stressed, mindfulness techniques to handle food cravings, identifying habits and rewards related to eating, and practicing the HALT method to manage cravings effectively. She emphasizes curiosity, mindfulness, an

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Scientific evidence emphasizes the early onset of emotional development and its profound impact on lifelong outcomes. The quality of childcare processes plays a pivotal role in shaping children's social-emotional development, highlighting the importance of nurturing emotional relationships in daycar

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Emotional labor involves employees expressing organizationally desired emotions during work interactions, impacting job performance. Employees may face emotional dissonance when projecting one emotion while feeling another, leading to surface or deep acting. Affective Events Theory (AET) suggests th

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Exploring the importance of emotional wellness in cultivating inner well-being, this content delves into the facets of social, mental, and emotional well-being. It emphasizes the significance of acknowledging and accepting our feelings, maintaining a positive outlook, and finding purpose and peace w

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Eating well plays a crucial role in maintaining mental health. Nutrient-dense foods can improve mood, cognitive function, and energy levels. Building healthy eating habits, identifying barriers, and addressing emotional eating are keys to achieving overall well-being.

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Social and emotional development in early childhood is influenced by various factors such as family dynamics, parenting styles, peer interactions, and cultural backgrounds. Erikson's stages highlight the importance of initiatives and self-understanding in shaping emotional growth. Parents play a cru

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Understanding the contrast between mindful and mindless eating through real-life scenarios and experiments reveals how external cues, portion sizes, and presentation influence our eating habits and perception of food. From unknowingly refilling soup bowls to pouring more liquid into certain glass sh

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Factors influencing healthy choices include taste, time, and total cost. Debunking myths, eating healthy doesn't have to be bland or time-consuming. Practical tips for healthy eating in and out, emphasizing balance and informed choices. Eating healthy can be budget-friendly with smart decisions and

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Explore the significance of emotional intelligence in the workplace, its definition, five competencies, case studies, and strategies to enhance skills. Dive into scenarios, role-plays, misconceptions, and why emotional intelligence is crucial for professional success. Learn about managing emotions,

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Comprehensive meal support training program for caregivers of individuals with eating disorders. Contributors include professionals in psychology, dietetics, and psychiatry. Covered topics include treatment basics, family-based approaches, caregiver expectations, and modeling healthy eating behavior

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Emotional intelligence, as presented by David Taylor, is crucial in perceiving, understanding, and managing emotions in oneself and others. It plays a vital role in professional and personal relationships by enhancing emotional awareness, recognition, and management. The principles of emotional inte

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Eating disorders can affect older adults too, yet they are often overlooked or misdiagnosed. Challenges in diagnosing these disorders arise from various underlying health conditions. Types of eating disorders include anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa, binge eating disorder, and others. Recognizing c

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This study explores how the stress hormone cortisol is related to emotional expression in young children experiencing economic hardship. Cortisol levels can indicate stress, but prolonged exposure to stress can lead to desensitization. The research focuses on children attending Head Start preschools

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Explore the intricacies of emotional abuse through the eyes of Dr. Katia Reinert, Associate Director of GCHM. Delve into the techniques used by emotional abusers, self-assessment for identifying abuse, effects of abuse, and guidance on how the Christian community can help. Discover the challenges of

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Emotional Freedom Technique (EFT) tapping, rooted in acupressure, offers a holistic approach to addressing stress, fear, and phobias. This body-centered therapy draws on ancient Chinese practices, stimulating specific acupoints to improve energy flow. Studies show effectiveness in treating depressio

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Eating disorders are mental disorders characterized by unhealthy eating habits and can have severe physical and psychological consequences. This article explores the definition of eating disorders, signs to look out for, different types such as Anorexia Nervosa, Bulimia Nervosa, Pica, and Purging Di

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This comprehensive presentation by Dr. Irene Yi delves into eating disorders, including Anorexia Nervosa and Bulimia, in children and adolescents. The content covers types of eating disorders, developmental perspectives, assessment stages, and management strategies. NICE guidelines for managing eati

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Eating disorders are mental disorders characterized by unusual eating habits that can negatively impact physical and mental health. They manifest in various forms such as anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa, pica, and purging disorder. Recognizing signs like changes in weight, body image obsession, an

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Body dissatisfaction is prevalent in both men and women, leading to the development of eating disorders like anorexia nervosa and bulimia nervosa. Anorexia nervosa is characterized by restricted food intake and intense fear of weight gain, while bulimia nervosa involves binge eating and purging beha

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Eating disorders are complex neurobiological conditions that are not merely about control or weight management. These disorders can affect individuals of all genders, body sizes, and socioeconomic backgrounds. Dietitians play a crucial role in identifying, assessing, and treating eating disorders, a

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This presentation by Dr. Maria C. Monge covers the common eating disorders in teenage patients, potential medical complications, and the role of the medical team in treatment. It includes definitions of disorders like Anorexia Nervosa, Bulimia Nervosa, and Binge Eating Disorder according to DSM-5 cr

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Conceptualizing binge eating in young individuals involves criteria like loss of control over eating and the amount of food consumed. The prevalence of binge eating varies based on definitions and assessment methods, with non-treatment seekers showing lower rates than treatment seekers. The developm

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Eating disorders encompass unhealthy attitudes towards food and body image, affecting individuals' physical and mental well-being. Types such as anorexia nervosa, bulimia, binge eating disorder, and OSFED are discussed, along with the emotional aspects of these conditions. Recognizing signs, seeking

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Chronotypes, representing individuals' morningness-eveningness preference, play a significant role in the propensity to develop eating disorders. Evening chronotypes, facing a mismatch between their internal clock and societal demands, have been linked to various health and mental health issues. A s

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The Female Athlete Triad encompasses disordered eating, amenorrhea, and osteoporosis. Coaches play a vital role in recognizing and addressing disordered eating in athletes. This condition ranges from simple dieting to clinical eating disorders, impacting performance and health. Understanding the sig

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Picky eating behaviors in children can potentially lead to Avoidant/Restrictive Food Intake Disorder (ARFID) if not outgrown by age 6. Research indicates that parental pressure, aversive experiences, and specific eating characteristics are associated with picky eating tendencies that may predict ARF

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Explore themes surrounding body image and food culture at camp, understanding how these impact campers and staff. Learn to make positive shifts in camp culture, addressing disordered eating and emotional eating. Discover the intersection of food and body image, challenges faced, promoting body posit

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The Female Athlete Triad encompasses disordered eating, amenorrhea, and osteoporosis, posing serious risks to athletes. Disordered eating behaviors range from simple dieting to clinical eating disorders, impacting the athlete's health and performance. Coaches play a crucial role in recognizing signs

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This presentation delves into common eating behaviors and challenges in young children, including the development of taste preferences. It highlights the impact of prenatal and early childhood exposures on food acceptance, discusses the role of parental feeding practices, and emphasizes the importan

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Dr. James R. Kirkpatrick, MD, a renowned expert in eating disorders, shares valuable insights in a webinar presentation. He emphasizes the importance of taking a detailed eating disorder history, provides reasons for initial interviews, and highlights motivations for engaging in eating disorders. Th

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This detailed information covers the prevalence of eating disorders in the U.S., including statistics on anorexia, bulimia, and binge eating disorder. It also delves into the impact of eating disorders on children and adolescents, highlighting disturbing trends in body image and obesity rates. Addit

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Explore the prevalence and impact of eating disorders in different populations, and learn about ACT interventions for problematic eating behaviors and body image concerns. Discover key statistics, such as rates of ED diagnoses, correlations with mental health issues, and common comorbid disorders as

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Eating disorders such as OSFED, pica, binge eating, and anorexia are significant conditions that impact health, emotions, and daily functions. They are characterized by persistent detrimental eating patterns. Treatment for OSFED is individualized and can include evidence-based therapies. Binge eatin

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Explore the concept of emotional labour in probation practice, highlighting the management of emotions, impact on research and practice, links to burnout, and the role of managerialism and rationality. Delve into emotional work, Chamberlayne's 'emotion work', and feeling rules associated with emotio

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Religious leaders benefit greatly from high emotional intelligence, leading to better performance, increased staff retention, and a more positive work environment. Emotional intelligence plays a vital role in pastoral ministry, enhancing emotional care for congregants. Educational programs focusing

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This study explores the social-emotional health and resilience of teachers in Latvia, Lithuania, and the Slovak Republic as part of an Erasmus+ project aimed at developing a digital support system to promote their well-being. The interplay between mental health, social-emotional health, and resilien

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Eating disorders encompass a range of conditions characterized by unhealthy eating habits and preoccupation with food, body weight, and shape. Common types include anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa, and binge eating disorder. These conditions often a

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Skill-related fitness encompasses both physical and emotional components, such as agility, balance, coordination, power, reaction time, and speed. Physical agility involves quick body movements, while emotional agility relates to positive responses in various situations. Physical balance requires we

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