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COULD I HAVE AN EATING DISORDER?
Eating disorders (bulimia and
anorexia nervosa) affect the individual in various ways. Typically they follow
a progressive course from mild to serious symptoms.
These questions were designed to
help you identify a problem with eating. This problem may be in the beginning
stages; it may have settled already in a set pattern, or it may be quite
advanced.
If you recognize through the questionnaire that your
eating is becoming a problem, please contact one of our counselors at the
Counseling and Wellness Center by calling our phone number 832-1945 or by
clicking on one of the counselors photos in the "Meet the Staff" page.
SELF IDENTIFICATION
- Do you sometimes feel that if
you could only lose weight, you would then be able to achieve all of your
other goals?
- Do you diet or fast as often
as weekly or monthly?
- Are you frequently depressed
because you feel fat or overweight?
- Do you frequently overeat (or
frequently control the amount you eat) when you are under pressure or when
you feel unhappy?
- Would you eat more than others
if you didn't control yourself?
- Do you feel "good" or "bad"
according to how much you eat, how much you weigh, or how much exercise you
get?
- Did you at one time purge
occasionally when you wanted to, but now purge regularly? Does purging let
you feel in control?
Private, confidential screening for eating
disorders is available at any time by calling the number below for an
appointment with a counselor.
Helpful handouts are available
through the
Counseling and Wellness Center
205 Marcus White Hall
832-1945.
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