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Eating Disorders

Transcript: MOST COMMON TYPES OF EATING DISORDERS Anorexia Nervosa- Refusal to have a healthy body weight, obsessive fear of gaining weight, and an unclear view of actual body weight Bulimia Nervosa- Starts out like Binge eating but is then followed by purging, such as self-induced vomiting, taking several laxatives, or excessive exercise. Also classified as starving for a certain amount of time followed by Binge Eating Purging Disorder- Vomiting to control weight. It involves repeating painless regurgitation after a meal, which then may either be re-chewed and re-swallowed, or discarded. Binge Eating- Eating way too much food in a short amount of time Pica- The craving to eat abnormal items that are not food. Such as glue, rust, ice, coffee grounds pain chips, starch, and paper. Eating disorders occur when a persons diet or exercise habits effect their health, happiness or safety. More than 90 percent of people that have an eating disorder are women Thanks to T.V., magazines and movies make women and young girls believe that they have to make their appearance flawless, and their body look exactly like the tiny models they show. They then try to starve them self to make them smaller which then leads to an Eating Disorder. Doctors have not found the exact cause of eating disorders yet. Some studies show that eating disorders may be linked with medical conditions, one study even showed girls with ADHD have a greater chance of getting an eating disorder. Studies also show women with PTSD have a high chance of getting Anorexia Nervosa, and girls in foster homes are likely to get Bulimia Nervosa. People even think that peer pressure and the body types shown on T.V. may be why. EATING Over one-half of teenage girls and nearly one-third of teenage boys use unhealthy weight control behaviors such as skipping meals, fasting, smoking cigarettes, vomiting and taking laxatives In the U.S., eating disorders are more common than Alzheimer’s disease: five to ten million people have eating disorders compared to four million with Alzheimer’s disease Most people with eating disorders go through depression, anxiety, childhood abuse. substance abuse, and is likely to have osteoporosis and heart problems in the future. By: Leanna Richardson Majority of people with an Eating Disorder don't know they have an eating disorder or don't want to admit it if they do Random Facts MEDIA CAUSES DISORDER Americans spend over $40 billion on dieting and diet-related products each year.

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Transcript: Lily's story how does art therapy help? Mask Method "I made it too strong... I hate it, I'm not allowed to be powerful". "Is that why I'm starving myself? To be loyal to my mother?" "I feel powerful when I don't eat, like I have self control, but now I'm too weak to function in the world." How did the art therapy help Lily? As the art therapy progressed Paul found himself turning less and less to food for comfort Board Body Outline Method Art Therapy... 1. Uncovers the reason for the disorder 2. Every image the person uses while undergoing art-therapy is an icon, standing for a larger idea 3. The art created expresses what is too much to say 4. When looking at their art the person undergoing art-therapy has an outsider's perspective allowing them to see more clearly and attack the problem The collage Joan made brought forth the root of her eating disorder "Whenever I start to look or feel better, it's as if I sabotage myself." "Art therapy allowed me to reclaim my emotions." Recovery through Art Therapy ANOREXIA NERVOSA Joan's Story Paul placed a tiny padalock on the outside fo the box and said "I don't like anyone to get inside of me." BULIMIA Self-Box Method Paul identified these babies as the vulnerable parts of himself. Approximately 1 million men suffer from an eating disorder Joan's excessive eating was a way to block out the devastating trauma she endured. Paul's Story Men and Eating Disorders Connecting the Concepts "Art allowed me to experience what was at first too powerful for words alone." Template Eating Disorders Obesity Story Robin's Story "I don't know if you work with men, I know this is usually a womens' issue." "Only the men and boys in my family were allowed to be powerful"

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Transcript: Eating Disorders Divorce The average age teenagers develope and eating disorder is 13-17 years old. Rachel Craig, at 26, has bones of a 80 year old, eats almost every meal with her mother, and wieghs about 85 pounds. Medication Individual Group or Family Psycholotherapy Nutritional Counseling Causes Death of a Loved One Facts Effects Pictures Thanks To... http://cngfunny.wordpress.com /category/fun-with-food/ http://weirdlookingfood.com/ scared-peppers/ Physical Emotional/ Internal Kate Williams Treatment Bullying

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Transcript: Eating Disorders PICA BIGOREXIA BINGE EATING ORTHOREXIA NIGHT EATING An unhealthy obsession with eating healthy food Sufferers of Orthorexia may become so obsessed with healthy eating that it intrudes into other areas of their lives. For example, they always create very specific systems for what they are allowed to eat based on the nutritional value of their foods. In many cases, they restrict their diets to the point that they become underweight. Unlike patients suffering from anorexia nervosa, an eating disorder driven by a desire to be thin, people with orthorexia nervosa seek to attain optimum nutrition and purity through their diets. People suffering with Orthorexia may also struggle from depression! A person with Orthorexia would pay more attention to defining and maintaining a diet rather than having a healthy weight. * Obsessive concern over the relationship between food choices * Increasing avoidance of foods because of food allergies, without medical advice * Irrational concern over food preparation techniques, especially washing of food or sterilization of utensils In 2004, scientists at the Universita degli Studi di Roma La Sapienza conducted a study orthorexia. The team drafted some diagnostic procedures and attempted to verify a prevalence rate for this disorder. The study found that 7% of 404 subjects suffered from orthorexia. Surprisingly, the study also found a higher prevalence among men and those with less education, both facts that contradict accepted knowledge about eating disorders. First, the orthorexic must admit there is a problem, then identify what caused the obsession. They must also become more flexible and less dogmatic with their eating. There will be deeper emotional issues, and working through them will make the transition to normal eating easier. Bigorexia The main characteristic of bigorexia is believing that no matter how hard you try your body is never muscular enough. The condition is recognized as more common with men even though some women body builders have also been reported with similar symptoms. Most men with bigorexia are weight lifters, but this does not mean that most weight lifters are bigorexic. Compared to normal weightlifters who report spending up to 40 minutes a day thinking about body development, men with bigorexia report being preoccupied 5 or more hours a day thinking their bodies are under-developed. Actually the causes are unknown, but two key ideas revolve around bigorexia as a form of obsessive compulsive behavior and secondly, the effect of the media putting the same type of pressure on men to conform to an ideal shape as has been the case with women for years. Very strict diets are important. Bigorexics will rarely eat at another person's house or at a restaurant because they are unable to control the dietary balance or know exactly what has gone into food preparation. It has been known for men to develop eating disorders such as bulimia. Bigorexic men check themselves up to 12 times a day. This compares to roughly 3 times a day with other weight lifters. social & work events: important social events like birthdays, meeting friends, keeping appointments etc are overlooked because they interrupt the training schedule. Working hours may be seen as too long and some men have lost their jobs because they spend too long training during break periods. A particular problem with the condition is that, rather like anorexics, men rarely see themselves as having a problem and are unlikely to come forward for treatment. The condition itself occurs partly as a response to feelings of depression and lack of self-esteem so coming forward for treatment is admitting defeat. No longer are body dissatisfaction and breast implants the domain of women. In a study of over 1000 men, over 50% were unhappy with their bodies and 40% said they would consider chest implants in order to achieve bigger pectorals. When asked to draw their ideal body, the body ideal was so muscular it could only be achieved by taking the risks associated with using anabolic steroids. When fevered by muscle mania, men may use steroids for nine or ten years - sometimes refusing to even take a break from them Night eating - Not the same as binge eating disorder even though people with night eating syndrome are often binge eaters. People who suffer binge-eating disorder eat large amounts of food at different times of day, while those with night eating syndrome eat the majority of their food at night, but do not necessarily always binge. People that has night eating syndrome have the feeling of no control over their eating patterns, and usually feel shame and guilt over their condition. Night eating syndrome affects about 1.5% of the population, and is equally common in men and women, according to the National Institute of Mental Health. People that is suffering night eating get up at night to eat, and they can't go back to sleep unless they eat something. The food they eat is usually unhealthy or

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Transcript: Also similar to anorexia, anyone can develop bulimia and it is also commonly found among females. Most cases are among athletes, models, and dancers. Anorexia Compulsive overeaters may suffer from severe depression, isolate themselves, hide food, and eat little in public. These are but a few of the many symptoms of an overeater. Like anorexia and bulimia, this disorder is found in athletes and models, but also in vegetarians. Vegetarians are commonly diagnosed as compulsive overeaters due to their lack of intelligence pertaining to dietary needs. No matter who has this disorder, they all fall victim to their self-esteem being suffocated. asdklfjaslkdfjasdf Maddie Fulkerson Chez Tarleton Coach Queen 4A Bulimia Anorexia is a mental disorder where the individuals have a distorted self-image of their body. They tend to weigh themselves repeatedly, consume small amounts of food, or stay away from food altogether. They normally seem sickly with brittle hair/nails, muscle weakness, with fatigue. EATING DISORDERS Intro Anyone can develop anorexia, but it is most common in industrialized areas. This disorder is dominant in females, but the ratio between them and males is 10:1. Adolescents and young adults develop low self-esteem due to models, television ads, and magazines promoting such slender figures. Eating disorders have become a major problem in our society in the recent years. They all stem from various types of depression and/or emotional or physical trauma. The three main types are anorexia, bulimia, and compulsive overeating. ...on that note, Compulsive overeaters over eat due to depression (mostly) or happiness. Most compulsive overeating victims were subject to sexual and/or physical abuse. Thus provoking their desire to have extra cushion for blows and/or to make themselves seem unattractive to offenders. Compulsive Overeating In mild cases of bulimia, they can talk out their problems with someone that they trust. With more extreme cases, they may require hospitalization and counseling. Even with said treatments, there have been reports of bulimics dying from organ failure or commiting suicide. Bulimia is similar to the anorexic disorder where they have a distorted mental image of themselves. Instead of avoiding food, they binge eat and then regurgitate or expel their food in some other manner. They normally have a healthy weight or slightly over their recommended weight. In mild cases, talking to friends and family members along with staying away from situations that will feed the obsession will usually help the anorexics recover. For more serious cases, hospitalization, anti-depressants, and organ transplants may be necessary. Though they may have the treatments, some still commit suicide due to their mental illness. Be happy with yourself despite the "perfect" bodies projected in the mass media and believe in your friends. The ways to treat a compulsive eaters habits are by: psychological therapy, nutritional therapy, exercise, and acting as a safety net for their problems.

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Transcript: Anorexia Athletica Addressing the Disorder Warning signs of an eating disorder include drastic changes in eating habits, a compromised body image, and overly strenuous physical exertion. Anorexia Athletica, much more commonly known as obsessive compulsive or obsessive exercising is a disorder not commonly recognized as an eating disorder, but categorized as a self-destructive mental disorder. This is when a person believes that he or she believes that they are not muscular enough and works out constantly to make up for it. If they miss an exercise session they immediately feel remorse. This is most commonly found in pro or semi-professional athletes in a sport where a small, lean body provides an advantage. You gain weight when you eat more food than your body needs. When you eat the correct amount of food your body uses it all as energy, but when you eat too much food your body stores it as fat. So, there are two ways to lose weight the healthy way. One: Try a healthier, more varied diet. Two: Exercise an hour or more a day. Binge Eating Anorexia and "Manorexia" Thank you, Most Recognized Eating Disorders Smaller, less recognized Disorders Eating Disorders Orthorexia is another eating disorder where the person is obsessed with eating fruit and vegetables. This causes a lack of protein and iron ultimately altering the persons physical state Many of these disorders stem from a psychological origin. In order to help address them, you should seek out psychological help and create a positive, safe environment for the person Anorexia damage starts early. As soon someone begins to look underweight, systems of the body are already being interrupted. Some ailments caused by anorexia include neurological conditions, muscle decay, infertility, and a multitude of deficiencies. As the condition progresses, damage extends to the vascular systems and major organs of the body. Left untreated, this can cause multi-system organ failure or cardiovascular related complications that often result in a fatality. Billy and Kiana's TA Effects on the Body Addressing & Dealing With the Disorder Eating Disorders Sophia Emad, Giorgio Cassata, Matteo De la Santini, Celine Riley, Devin Salmonsen, Ian Martin, Lili Hughes, Jeff Bordiga, Sonia Schendel and of course: Billy Kieschnick-Mulligan and Kiana Herold Healthy Ways of losing weight Pica is an eating disorder where the person chooses to eat inedible objects such as paint, cigarette butts and soap. It is very serious and the person can die within a few days. Sufferers experience episodes of uncontrollable eating. Unlike bulimia, most people who have it do not purge their food. Bulimia is a disorder in which people eat and then proceed to, using different methods, try and prevent any weight gain. One very popular method people do this is forcing themselves to regurgitate the food. Bulimia They are serious and here is why....

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Transcript: Example of a Jeopardy Template By: Laken Feeser and Rachel Chapman When creating without a template... http://www.edtechnetwork.com/powerpoint.html https://www.thebalance.com/free-family-feud-powerpoint-templates-1358184 Example of a Deal or No Deal Template PowerPoint Game Templates There are free templates for games such as jeopardy, wheel of fortune, and cash cab that can be downloaded online. However, some templates may cost more money depending on the complexity of the game. Classroom Games that Make Test Review and Memorization Fun! (n.d.). Retrieved February 17, 2017, from http://people.uncw.edu/ertzbergerj/msgames.htm Fisher, S. (n.d.). Customize a PowerPoint Game for Your Class with These Free Templates. Retrieved February 17, 2017, from https://www.thebalance.com/free-powerpoint-games-for-teachers-1358169 1. Users will begin with a lot of slides all with the same basic graphic design. 2. The, decide and create a series of questions that are to be asked during the game. 3. By hyper linking certain answers to different slides, the game jumps from slide to slide while playing the game. 4. This kind of setup is normally seen as a simple quiz show game. Example of a Wheel of Fortune Template https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Wheel-of-Riches-PowerPoint-Template-Plays-Just-Like-Wheel-of-Fortune-383606 Games can be made in order to make a fun and easy way to learn. Popular game templates include: Family Feud Millionaire Jeopardy and other quiz shows. http://www.free-power-point-templates.com/deal-powerpoint-template/ Quick video on template "Millionaire" PowerPoint Games Some games are easier to make compared to others If users are unsure whether or not downloading certain templates is safe, you can actually make your own game by just simply using PowerPoint. add logo here References Example of a Family Feud Template PowerPoint Games are a great way to introduce new concepts and ideas You can create a fun, competitive atmosphere with the use of different templates You can change and rearrange information to correlate with the topic or idea being discussed. Great with students, workers, family, etc. For example: With games like Jeopardy and Family Feud, players can pick practically any answers. The person who is running the game will have to have all of the answers in order to determine if players are correct or not. However, with a game like Who Wants to be a Millionaire, the players only have a choice between answers, A, B, C, or D. Therefore, when the player decides their answer, the person running the game clicks it, and the game will tell them whether they are right or wrong.

Eating Disorders

Transcript: EATING DISORDERS Causes of eating disorders Insecurity The insecurity of eating disorders is the fear of becoming overweight. People with eating disorders desire to look a certain way which is usually to be skinnier. Sports & Media Gymnastics, Dance, Ice Skating Some athletes are forced to or feel like they have to lose weight to perform better. People are affected by celebrities they see on magazines and think they have to look like them Anorexia Anorexia is a disorder in which a person starves themselves in order to achieve a better body image. Anorexia is the loss of 25% of body weight or being 25% or more under recommended weight for age and height. Symptoms Some symptoms of anorexia are skipping meals, restricting calories, excessive excersize, and avoiding eating in public. Anorexia can also cause anxiety. Effects The most common effects of anorexia are low blood pressure, heart problems, and damage to organs. Anorexia can also lead to death because of health problems acquired from the disease. Bulimia Bulimia is a disorder in which someone will use binging and purging methods in order to lose weight. Symptoms Binge eating followed by purging more than twice a week is considered bulimia. Excessive excersize and misuse of laxatives are also symptoms. Effects Throat tears or soars, damaged tooth enamel, damaged eye blood vessels, and puffy cheeks are all visual effects of bulimia. Intestinal issues and vitamin deficiencies are problems that result from bulimia. These can also result in death. Paula Abdul Popularity Paula Abdul began her career as a choreographer for Janet Jackson and others after she was noticed at a Laker's Game. She becomes famous as a singer and dancer and is most famous for being a judge on American Idol.. Bulimia Paula Abdul developed bulimia at the age of 15 because she wanted to become thinner like her friends. She learned their trick while at dance camp from her friends. She suffered from bulimia for 15 years and finally at the age of 30 got help from a psychiatric hospital and now wants people to understand how dangerous it can be. A big reason that insecurity can occur which leads to eating disorders is the effect of media. They put pictures of skinny good looking celebrities on magazines that people see and think they have to look like them.

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