Exploring the neurobiological connection between trauma, PTSD, and eating disorders, revealing how food behaviors often serve as coping mechanisms for trauma-related emotions and why integrated treatment approaches are essential.
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When we understand an eating disorder as a nervous system adaptation to trauma, it becomes clear that these behaviors made perfect sense given what the individual was trying to survive.
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Clinical psychology and Eating, and Substance-related Disorders Trauma-related Disorders
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