A large component of Eating Disorder (ED) recovery is working through the ED thoughts and separating the person from the ED. This non-branded 4-page handout is intended to be used with ED clients to help them understand which thoughts are their own and which belong to the ED. It also supports recovery by providing examples on how to respond to ED thoughts and statements. This handout is rooted in CBT and is a must-have for any RD working with ED clients. It is a terrific accompaniment to in-session discussions and provides the client with activities in-between sessions. This handout includes:

  • What ED Thoughts Are
  • How EDs “Work”
  • How to Recognize Disordered Eating Thought Patterns (Cognitive Distortions related to EDs, Food and Exercise)
  • Examples of Reframing ED Thought Patterns
  • Take-Home Activity for Clients to Challenge and Disobey their ED Thoughts –> with the goal of reducing ED Symptoms and Behaviours

What to Expect:

  • Created by a weight-inclusive Eating Disorder Dietitian!
  • Instant electronic download
  • PDF handouts that can be shared digitally with clients or printed
  • All handouts use the same fonts and colour scale, maintaining continuity and professionalism across resources
  • Non-Branded

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This document is to be used as a tool in nutrition counselling or nutrition groups. The content is not intended to be a substitute for medical treatment. Users are encouraged to advise their clients to always seek the advice of a qualified healthcare practitioner for questions about their health or nutritional requirements. The author is not responsible for errors, omissions or individual usage. All materials are protected under copyright and are only intended for use by the sole individual or entity who purchased the resource.

License: You may not share, sell or distribute these files to others. Printed files are permitted for use with clients in individual or group sessions only. By purchasing and using this file, you agree to include copyright information on all pages. You may not remove copyright information.

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