A British woman is speaking out about her experience with anorexia in an effort to end the stigma of mental illness and eating disorders, and we at Fairwinds Treatment Center applaud and support her courageous efforts.

A New Jersey teenager wants other eating disorder sufferers to know that recovery is possible.

Unfortunately, many eating disorders appear for the first time or resurface during a student’s freshman year in college — an exciting time that can also be enormously stressful.

Here at Fairwinds Treatment Center we know that one patient’s eating disorder has devastating implications for their whole family.

Since we opened our doors in 1989, medical research has continued to support the center’s cutting-edge combination of clinical treatment and therapeutic counseling.

Anorexia is one of the most common eating disorders among American teens, and it can take an enormous toll not just on the victim but on their loved ones as well.

Downton Abbey actor David Robb is speaking out for the first time about his wife’s death last year, saying that she was the victim of a deadly battle with anorexia.

Although not all children who are picky eaters have an eating disorder, there is still some risk that they could develop one if their consumption habits seem to be governed by more than just preference.

A recent Medical Daily article draws attention to an increasingly troubling trend in which college students become afflicted with eating disorders.

A recent story has been making the rounds through the press about Lauryn Lax, a woman with anorexia who struggled since childhood with her debilitating eating disorder.

A recent Swedish study revealed that twins and triplets may be more likely to require treatment for anorexia.