Eating Disorders

Food is an essential component of our daily lives and cultures, embedded into the fabric of our communities. However, how does having a challenging and complicated relationship to food affect the lives of individuals with eating disorders? This week, our story-teller shares the raw challenges of having an eating disorder while in university. Tune in to hear Dr. Will Meek, head of Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) at Minerva, talk about the significance of eating disorders and how they are often stigmatized.

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