Eating Disorder clinics are seeing more and more older women seeking treatment for anorexia and bulimia. Few of those women are battling eating disorders for the first time.

"Of [The Renfrew Center]'s patients over age 30 in 2005, about 60 percent first suffered from an eating disorder at 18 or younger."

Some speculate that an increase in stress or a traumatic event like a death or divorce may be what triggers the disordered eating to resurface. Read more at MentalHopeNews.blogspot.com.

A residential treatment center can help teens or young adults get to the root of their emotional or behavioral issues and set up a treatment plan. Learn more at AspenAssessment.com.

Labels: treatment, causes of eating disorders, cures

Posted By: Aspen Education Group