Going Back to School for Athletes

Pressure  Going back to school can be very difficult for student-athletes surrounded by the heightened pressure. We feel as if there is some hierarchical standard attached to our identity along with our physical appearance. We are constantly monitored by our actions while maintaining a good GPA and social life. In collegiate sports there are numerous […]

The Body Project, Help Prevent Eating Disorders in Your Community

2019 was an important year for me! It marked my 10th year in recovery from an eating disorder, and it was the year that I discovered the Body Project. At that time, I was in my 8th year as a high school counselor. Over the years, I have worked with students battling eating disorders and […]

Transitioning to College with an Eating Disorder: Are You Ready?

It is that familiar time of year when many of my young adult patients are returning from their summer eating disorder treatment. They find that in working with their discharge planner, they are now faced with the choice to either go back to college or take time off for their recovery. It is an individual […]

Recovery Tips to Include in Your School Backpack

It’s August and school starts soon! Are you excited to return to school? Dreading returning to school? Maybe a little of both? For some, returning to school is an exciting time filled with anticipation about reconnecting with friends, catching up on what happened over the summer break, and sharing stories. But for others, especially students […]

Campus Warriors: A Faculty Advisor’s Perspective

As a faculty member at Rogers State University, I always look forward to the fall semester. It’s fun to meet new students and see returning students who are refreshed and ready to continue their educational journey. During the first week of classes, our university hosts Big Tent Day where students learn about academic and support […]