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The Eating Disorder Recovery Center (Addictions & More) does not give medical advice or treatment. It is important to realize that the information that appears on the addictions.net website is not meant as replacement for proper care from a doctor, therapists, nutritionist, support group, etc. Information provided by The Eating Disorder Recovery Center (Addictions & More) is not a substitute for medical treatment or psychological care. It is vital that you talk with your physician and a qualified mental health professional regarding eating disorder symptoms and treatment. Minors should consult with a legal guardian or other adult when considering treatment and providers.

Recovery is a 'One Step @ a Time' Process
 
EDRC - formerly the award winning website 'Addictions and More' was created in the late 1980's as a site offering information and support to those seeking education about various addictions.  Addictions.net became one of the first websites offering information about Eating Disorders.  By the early 1990's it became clear that most visitors to the site needed more information on the lethal illnesses of eating disorders.  The site's focus shifted to eating disorders at that time offering individuals across the world assistance with education, links for treatment, and much needed support.  Within this shift the new name of the site - Eating Disorder Recovery Center (EDRC) was created. Until 2010 Addictions.net has been the only noted website offering non-advertized information on eating disorders.  The site has been maintained by a single. experienced Eating Disorder Psychotherapist/Therapist (Deborah Kuehnel, LCSW) as a pro-bono addition to a 29+ year career dedicated to the treatment of Eating Disorders.