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Bulik agrees that the It’s Not You It’s Me I Can’t Stand You T-Shirt also I will do this treatment industry will have to catch up quickly to meet the needs of clients in the COVID era, and that might look a lot more like the treatment I received when I worked with Mass, pre-quarantine. “Therapists can’t assume that telehealth is automatically equivalent to face-to-face treatment,” Bulik says. “They need to work collaboratively with patients to ensure that there is a private space where they can feel safe and come up with ways to boost accountability, like sharing the screen while clients shop on Instacart, or have a session during a meal to help manage anxiety. It will take a lot of nimbleness and creativity to approximate the special safe environment of a face-to-face therapy session online. All of that sounds ideal, but conventional health care and ingrained approaches to afflictions like eating disorders don’t shift overnight. So what should someone do if they, like me, have noticed an uptick in problematic thoughts and behaviors? Use the digital age to your advantage.

If you don’t have the It’s Not You It’s Me I Can’t Stand You T-Shirt also I will do this luxury of therapy, literally google ‘free eating disorder groups,’” Mass says. “Seek out accounts that are helpful in recovery and be careful to avoid those that do the opposite—in isolation, harmful voices and messages can be especially insidious. In March and April, we saw a 78% increase in messages sent to the NEDA Helpline”—the online portal for the National Eating Disorders Association—“compared with the same period last year,” Mysko says. “We know that our community is looking for virtual resources now more than ever.For me, that means curtailing my time on the  Instagram explore page, which I find inexplicably filled with fitness influencers and diet tips. It means making more time and space in my life for loved ones in the only way that’s safe and responsible right now—more texts, more FaceTimes, more honesty about what’s going on in my life and theirs during a truly novel time of uncertainty, fear, and chaos. And it means actively investing in those relationships by whatever means necessary to find nourishment and fuel for legitimate happiness that the abusive reign of my eating disorder continuously promised and never delivered. And it means repeatedly pushing my eating disorder out the front door of our one-bedroom quarantine home, because honestly, there just isn’t room for three of us here.

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