From the movie Up… My family and I recently watched the Disney movie Up and had fun for days mimicking the talking dogs who were so easily distracted when one would call out, “Squirrel!” The best joke came on Christmas Day when instead of Santa Claus, a squirrel dropped down our own chimney! Besides the […]
Upcoming events
Expressive arts workshop for eating disorders Journaling workshops Spiritual growth through journaling workshop Expressive arts workshop for overeaters Relapse prevention group for overeaters Anorexia and bulimia recovery group Group for Overeaters – four week session Group for Overeaters – ongoing twice a month Happy New Year Wishes from all of us to you — Sandee, […]
Personal Note from Sandee Nebel, LMHC
I believe that life has a continuous flow, and that the most important day we have is today. That being said, the year-end is a natural opportunity to pause and reflect. For many years now I have had the tradition of closing one year and opening the next by starting a new type of journal. […]
Top 5 Ways That Holiday Time Can Be a Healthy Time For People With Eating Disorders
Our weather doesn’t change much for the season, but we can pretend, can’t we? Extra food, extra family, extra activities – there’s a lot to handle at this time of year. What if you put aside those challenges and focused instead on protecting and even improving your health? 1. Budget your time. It’s easy to […]
Upcoming Events
Watch your inbox for detailed flyers We are now forming these new groups and workshops: Compulsive Overeating Therapy and Support GroupsAnorexia and Bulimia Recovery Group Family, Friends, Partners Support Workshops The Spirit of Change Series of Workshops: Journal Writing – Instrument in Change Expressive Arts – Art Therapy Spirituality in Recovery Healthy Weight Management Interested? […]
A personal note from Sandee Nebel, LMHC
This is a photo of Tara and Joe welcoming visitors to our exhibit table at a recent Florida School Counselors Association event. We do a lot of work with local schools, shedding light on the challenging subject of eating disorders and giving teachers and families somewhere to turn when they see a young person struggling. […]
Feature article: Is there a wrong way to help someone?
When we see someone else struggling, our natural response is often to try to fix them or make them feel better. We are uncomfortable in the presence of someone else’s suffering. But by rushing too quickly to hand out a tissue (which stops the flow of tears) or correct someone who makes a critical statement […]
Recommended Resources
Distorted is an excellent book about the complex dynamic of a family dealing with an eating disorder. It was written by mother and daughter Lorri and Taryn Benson, who share their actual experiences with the daughter's anorexia and bulimia. Al-anon (http://www.al-anon.alateen.org/) is a helpful resource, whether the person you are trying to help has an eating […]
Upcoming and Recent Events
I recently participated in an interview with radio host Jon Pavano on Sunny 105.9's Sunny Across Central Florida show. You can listen to the two-part episode by clicking the links below. Part 1: http://podcast.sunny1059.com/wocl3/2028491.mp3Part 2: http://podcast.sunny1059.com/wocl3/2028506.mp3 On November 6th I presented at a meeting of the Mental Health Counselors of Central Florida on the topic […]
A personal note from Sandee Nebel, LMHC
Today's article explores a topic that most people don't like to think about – relapse. As you'll read below, feedback from an objective person can sometimes provide important clues that you are on the slippery slope to relapse. Feedback is just as crucial to our efforts at the White Picket Fence Counseling Center, […]
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