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What this page is

This page is a public record of what we have announced, organized so you can find the kind of news you are looking for. It is not a review page, and it does not mean any news outlet has checked, endorsed, or recommended our program.

The kinds of press releases we publish

Our releases fall into a handful of groups. Here is what each one covers and what you can expect from it.

Program and service announcements

These releases share news about the care we offer. That can include a new level of care, an added therapy, an expanded team, or a change to how families take part in treatment. They are written to explain what is new and who it is for. For current details, always check our main site or talk with our admissions team, since services change over time.

Awareness and education

Many of our releases mark awareness weeks and months, or explain a topic families often ask about. Examples include the early signs of an eating disorder, how eating-disorder recovery works, and how to talk with a loved one who is struggling. These releases are educational. They are meant to give people plain, accurate information they can use, not to diagnose anyone.

Guides, tools, and resources

When we publish a new guide, self-check, or interactive resource on our website, we sometimes announce it. These releases describe what the resource is, who it helps, and where to find it. They point back to the free material on our site so families can use it without having to call anyone first.

Research and data roundups

Some releases pull together publicly available research or statistics on eating disorders and summarize them in plain language. These are summaries for a general audience, not clinical papers, and they do not replace guidance from a licensed professional.

Treatment approaches and outcomes

A few releases explain the approaches used in eating disorder care and how progress is measured and reported. They describe methods and measurement, and they do not promise results for any individual.

Community and family support

Eating disorders affect whole families, so some releases focus on the people around the person in treatment. Topics include how parents and partners can support someone in eating-disorder recovery, how to handle mealtimes and holidays, and where to find community resources.

Seasonal and holiday support

Certain times of year are harder than others. Holidays, back to school, and the start of a new year often bring extra stress around food and body image. Some releases arrive ahead of these moments with practical, realistic ideas for getting through them, for people recovering from an eating disorder and for the families who care about them.

Team and organization news

We occasionally announce changes to our team, new partnerships with community groups, and milestones for the organization. These releases are short and factual. They tell you who is involved and what is changing, so referral partners and families can keep up.

Expert commentary and bylined columns

Occasionally a member of our team contributes a bylined column to an outlet. These are labeled “Bylined column” on this page so you can tell them apart from wire releases. They reflect the views of the author and are meant to inform, not to advise on any one person’s care.

For reporters and referral partners

If you are a journalist, clinician, or community partner and want more than a press release can give you, contact our team through the admissions page. We can point you to the right person and to current, accurate information about Eating Disorder Solutions.

Frequently asked questions

What kinds of announcements will I find here?
Program news, awareness and education, new guides and tools, research summaries, family support topics, and the occasional bylined column. The groups above give a fuller picture.

Do you announce every change to your services?
No. Some changes never get a release. The most current information is always on our main site or from our admissions team.

Is a press release the same as medical advice?
No. Releases are announcements and general education. Talk with a licensed professional about any decision that affects your health or a loved one’s.

A release says something that does not match your website. Which one is right?
Go with the website or ask our admissions team. Releases show what was true on the day they were issued.

Can I quote or share a release?
You may link to the original release. For reuse or extended quotation, please contact our team.

Where can I see the placements?
The placements are listed below by outlet.

Bylined column

“When Anxiety Goes Untreated, Eating Disorders Often Go Unnoticed Too”

A bylined column by Michael Banis, Chief Growth Officer of Discovery MSO, published in the Yorkshire Post.

Read the column →

Full list of placements

The list below grows as we publish. Each entry shows the outlet or publication and a link to the placement.

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Need help now?

If you or someone you love is struggling with food, eating, or body image, you do not have to wait for the right moment. Visit our admissions page to talk with our team. If you are in crisis, call or text 988 to reach the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline.

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