Lori Henry

A diverse group of people sitting at a table painting together, with the text "Today is #Uni Mental Health Day" above them. Below, there's an arrow pointing to the text "Let's connect together to make change." Logos for "UMHAN" and "Student Minds" are at the bottom.

A text graphic from UMHAN and Student Minds about Uni Mental Health Day. It highlights the theme of "Human Connection" and notes that at least 1 in 3 students feels lonely. Emphasizes the importance of strong social relationships for well-being and mental health with the phrase, "Connection is what makes us human.

Text graphic discussing increased loneliness due to political polarization and technology. It promotes #UniMentalHealthDay, encouraging connection and communication about university mental health. Logos for UMHAN and Student Minds are present.

Three people are sitting together, engaging in activities like reading, using a phone, and knitting. Text on the image promotes unity and mental health awareness, mentioning #UniMentalHealthDay. Logos for UMHAN and Student Minds are visible at the bottom.

It’s #UniMentalHealthDay!

Let’s get the nation talking about student mental health and create meaningful connections. Together we can connect to create change: https://bit.ly/4p0sxE4 🧡

The NHS said I wasn’t sick enough – so my eating disorder nearly killed me I genuinely wanted to go into cardiac arrest so I would be taken seriously and this hell would stop

Unfortunately, this is a common story. A huge thank you to Emily for telling her story and reminding health care providers that their language matters (a lot): inews.co.uk/opinion/nhs-...

BC Disability Funding Changes 2026–2027 | Funding Pathway Navigator Plain-language guide to BC's new CYSN programs replacing Autism Funding. Understand the Disability Benefit, Disability Supplement, and how to apply for the DTC.

For those in British Columbia who are navigating the changes to autism / disability funding that were just announced, here is a current and clear guide on what the changes mean for you: funding.edifylearns.ca

Opinion: My addictions were my symptoms, not my problems

"Occupational therapists need to be seen as essential across the whole continuum of care, with embedded roles in primary care and community mental health hubs, youth and family services, schools, housing and recovery programs and justice transitions." – Irving Gold www.healthing.ca/addiction/my...

Eating Disorders Are Not About What You Look Like — Lori Henry, eating disorder therapist When I talk to people about the work I do (provide therapy for those with eating disorders or who struggle with disordered eating), I often hear, "Oh, so when someone is really skinny or really fat?" ...

When I talk to people about the work I do (provide eating disorder therapy), I often hear, "So when someone is really skinny/fat?" Well, no. Weight change is a common symptom of an eating disorder but it doesn't nearly tell the whole story... www.eatingdisordertherapist.ca/blog/eating-... #EDAW2026

Love this "average morning"!

So great. :) I'd love to see videos.

The Sashbear Foundation Welcome to the Sashbear Foundation YouTube channel! We’re dedicated to raising awareness about mental health, emotion dysregulation, and Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) in memory of those we've ...

For caregivers who have a loved one struggling with mental health, Sashbear is an invaluable resource. They offer free webinars (incl. ones on eating disorders, borderline personality disorder, emotion dysregulation and suicide) & a group program for family members: www.youtube.com/@TheSashbear...

Wonderful! I love hearing that dance, etc. is undergoing a revival (I studied Dance Anthropology years ago).I’m half Chinese but have never learn about the folk arts in China. Were you able to see dancing? Was it performative or did you stumble across it?

Is Your Young Adult with an Eating Disorder Ready for College? College readiness--Deciding whether to send your student with an eating disorder to college is a tough decision. Take the original checklist.

For parents who have a young adult thinking about college/university, who is also recovering from an eating disorder, you're likely wondering if they're ready. Dr. Lauren Muhlheim from Eating Disorder Therapy LA can help you navigate. February webinar: www.eatingdisordertherapyla.com/is-your-youn...

More Hope in 2026 - Nine writers share how they increased their sense of hope. Short essays about strength from nature – reducing doom scrolling – inspiring children to make change – and maintaining hope during illness. See: menderist.com #HappyNewYear2026

A resource for eating disorders in East and Southeast Asian communities, developed by @thenedic.bsky.social: nedic.ca/bipoc/east-a...

Our colleagues at Yeshiva University are working to create a digital treatment for adults with avoidant/restrictive food intake disorder (ARFID). If you are interested and think you might qualify for this study, you can connect with them at the link below!

yeshiva.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_...

An introduction to Eating Disorders and providing support Steve will debunk common myths about eating disorders and attendees will learn how to recognize symptoms of disordered eating.

An intro to eating disorders (online and free): debunking common myths. Attendees will learn how to recognize symptoms of disordered eating in themselves and others, and how to find support. Presented by @camhnews.bsky.social:
www.eventbrite.ca/e/an-introdu...

OpenAI Augmenting ChatGPT With An Online Network Of Human Therapists Will Skyrocket The Need For Mental Health Professionals OpenAI indicated they are exploring establishing an online network of therapists that ChatGPT would route users to as needed. This is big news. It's an AI Insider scoop.

OpenAI has said they'll be developing a network of licensed professionals to refer users to. They want to intervene earlier when they identify those who are struggling with their mental health. I wonder how they will choose these therapists? And will users trust the referrals? Interesting...

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Doing interoceptive work with my clients has been rewarding, especially for those who've been through previous therapy and tell me they've "tried everything and nothing works." It also gets them out of their heads, where they can spend a lot of time... Thanks for the article, Dr. Sabina Khan.

“Thinspiration 2.0”: harmful social media content is slipping back into feeds and fueling rising eating disorder rates: www.bodyandsoul.com.au/health/menta...

Latina women aged 18–40 living in Latin America: Mónica Peralta is conducting a survey on eating behaviors, body image, and weight-related experiences. The goal is to amplify voices from the region, which continue to be underrepresented in ED research: nyu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_5btWjslSmfHSI50

Occupational therapists: Are you interested in learning more about the feeding + eating disorder ARFID (avoidant/restrictive food intake disorder)? I'm presenting an introductory-level webinar in December! You can register through the Canadian Ass. of OT: caot.ca/client/event... #OccupationalTherapy

Participate in a PAID study with the EAT Laboratory and participate in a digital, self-guided disordered eating intervention!

Email selfguidedhope@louisville.edu for more information! For questions about this study please contact P.I. Dr. Cheri A. Levinson at: cheri.levinson@louisville.edu

I just joined – I'm excited to be a part of your organization!

Lori Henry reading the book, The Patchwork Cloak of Kamal Bey by John Zada.

The book cover of The Patchwork Cloak of Kamal Bey by John Zada.

My husband's (@johnzada.bsky.social) 3rd book is out! It covers his time living and travelling through the Middle East. It's got adventure and hilarity, as well as deeper questions about identity and home, all through his signature sense of humour. You'll LOVE it! www.johnzada.com/the-patchwor...

An absolutely fascinating presentation and discussion!

Congratulations!

Oh wow. Is this data from the US?

How to Talk to Your Daughter or Son if They Have an Eating Disorder: What to Say, What Not to Say — Lori Henry, eating disorder therapist I often hear this from parents who have teenagers with eating disorders: they try their best to say the right things when it comes to food, but their teen reacts with an angry outburst or won’t talk t...

For parents who are struggling with how to talk to their daughter or son who has an eating disorder: www.eatingdisordertherapist.ca/blog/how-to-...

My occupational therapist gave me hope when I had none. That's why I became one She saw me as a person rather than a mental health inpatient. Now I work to help other people in the same situation I was in

A really interesting article about a woman who was a mental inpatient for an eating disorder. An occupational therapist was the one who really helped her – so she decided to become an OT herself! www.theguardian.com/society/2019...

Health care providers: How to provide safe care when a client has an eating disorder. My newest training session on Sept 9 is available for registration through the Canadian Association of Occupational Therapists. Join me! caot.ca/client/event...

A really helpful guide for those who feel they're acting on impulse too much (including with food): psyche.co/guides/how-t... by Peggilee Wupperman in @psyche.co ‬