be Well: Signs of teen eating disorders
Eating disorders are on the rise among teens. What should you look for if you’re concerned?
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May 30, 2023, 1:37 PM
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2ds agoEating disorders are on the rise among teens. What should you look for if you’re concerned?
Shannon LaNier sat down with licensed therapist Alyssa Mairanz to talk about the issue.
Mairanz says some of the signs parents should look for include:
Excessive weight changes;
Wearing baggy clothing;
Excusing themselves right after meals;
Obsessing over diet.
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