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  1. I would be really interested to hear about the relationship between eating disorders and sleep. I have struggled with an eating disorder in a variety of ways (restrictive eating, followed by compulsive exercise paired with binge eating, currently a weird combination of all 3). I also sleep a LOT -- 10 or more hours per night. I'm just curious about how all the different eating disorders can affect sleep in detail.
  2. I was wondering - 1. How does one deal with therapy breaks and anticipatory fears of rejection; and from the therapist side too, what do they think with all our abandonment fears?! 2. And in the same train of questioning, how do we settle back into therapy after breaks?
  3. Hey Kati, How possible would it be to be able to recover from BPD without a DBT group or even just a mental health professional willing to do DBT on a one to one basis? I am still trying to get into a DBT group but it really hard and a very long wait. 
  4. Hi, Kati! I am the type of person who expect too much from myself. I'm never satisfied with what I do or accomplish, because I always think I can do better. How can I stop this behavior?

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1. I would be really interested to hear about the relationship between eating disorders and sleep. I have struggled with an eating disorder in a variety of ways (restrictive eating, followed by compulsive exercise paired with binge eating, currently a weird combination of all 3). I also sleep a LOT -- 10 or more hours per night. I'm just curious about how all the different eating disorders can affect sleep in detail. 2. I was wondering - 1. How does one deal with therapy breaks and anticipatory fears of rejection; and from the therapist side too, what do they think with all our abandonment fears?! 2. And in the same train of questioning, how do we settle back into therapy after breaks? 3. Hey Kati, How possible would it be to be able to recover from BPD without a DBT group or even just a mental health professional willing to do DBT on a one to one basis? I am still trying to get into a DBT group but it really hard and a very long wait. 4. Hi, Kati! I am the type of person who expect too much from myself. I'm never satisfied with what I do or accomplish, because I always think I can do better. How can I stop this behavior? A BIG THANK YOU to my Patreon Patrons! Without you, I couldn't keep creating videos. xoxo https://www.patreon.com/katimorton I'm Kati Morton, a licensed therapist making Mental Health videos! Business email: linnea@toneymedia.com Download my workbooks: visit Itunes and search for Kati Morton Mail: PO Box #665 1223 Wilshire Blvd. Santa Monica, CA 90403

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Marissa

So if we eat correctly, we can be healthy and happy.... Is it try that if you eat some foods it will help with depletion feelings like if we eat healthy we can sleep better..... I'm going to eat healthy more....

Abigail Chappell

Thank you so much for answering my question!