How to Support Someone With Anorexia
Don’t take on the role of the food police., Be a role model., Incorporate parents and peers into the circle of support. , Be patient., Encourage the person to seek help from professional treatment centers you have short-listed. ,Accompany them to...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Don’t take on the role of the food police.
Instead of being an authoritative figure with a calorie counter, show emotional support. -
Step 2: Be a role model.
Eat healthy, don’t criticize your body, exercise in a balanced manner. ,, Learn to deal with the person’s mood swings and irritability without losing your control. ,,, Make sure that there is someone to support you. -
Step 3: Incorporate parents and peers into the circle of support.
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Step 4: Be patient.
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Step 5: Encourage the person to seek help from professional treatment centers you have short-listed.
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Step 6: Accompany them to their doctor visits
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Step 7: With all the support that you give the person
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Step 8: you may be emotionally drained yourself.
Detailed Guide
Instead of being an authoritative figure with a calorie counter, show emotional support.
Eat healthy, don’t criticize your body, exercise in a balanced manner. ,, Learn to deal with the person’s mood swings and irritability without losing your control. ,,, Make sure that there is someone to support you.
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Ruth Brooks
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