Yoga + Recovery Chats is a free joint community event brought to you by two leading nonprofit organizations working to help people recover from eating disorders. Recovery is possible. And we believe yoga and community support make all the difference. Bring your curiosity, compassion, and yoga mat.

A critical conversation on the ethical issues surrounding the use of assisted suicide and euthanasia in patients with eating disorders.

What happens when the healthcare system fails families battling severe eating disorders? This eye-opening discussion pulls back the curtain on the harsh realities and hidden struggles of families caring for loved ones with life-threatening eating disorders.

This panel will explore the significant risks that assisted suicide laws pose to individuals with disabilities and those with severe, long-standing eating disorders.

This panel explores the urgent need for more effective and accessible treatments for individuals with severe and long-standing eating disorders.

This panel aims to foster a deeper understanding of the ethical nuances involved in caring for people with eating disorders, particularly concerning the sensitive issue of assisted suicide.

This webinar features Dr. Catherine Cook Cottone and Chelsea Roff discussing their latest publication, Assisted Death in Eating Disorders: A Systematic Review of Cases and Clinical Rationales.

Ten years ago, our founder Chelsea Roff set out to help people recover from eating disorders. After a battle with anorexia nearly ended her life as a teenager, she wanted to help others. In the decade since, we’ve grown into an international nonprofit organization. This video highlights the impact we’ve had over the past decade, helping over ten thousand people in forty-two countries on their path to recovery.

Between one-third and one-half of eating disorder deaths are due to cardiovascular complications. Here’s what yoga teachers should be aware of.

Chelsea Roff shares the most important thing that every yoga teacher should know about eating disorders.

In this excerpt from her FreedomBecomesYou Interview, Chelsea and Julian Walker discuss the "double-edged sword" of how yoga.

This short film features stories from parents, sufferers, and mental health professionals about how yoga can help individuals heal from eating disorders.

Chelsea Roff weaves together a powerful personal story of overcoming anorexia and a subsequent stroke with practical tools for cultivating resilience, no matter how bad circumstances get.

Chelsea Roff takes a deeper dive into the effect that a diagnosis can have on the life of the person being diagnosed and what can be done about it.