Eating Disorder Foundation of South Texas

11/26/2025

Free support groups for you over the holiday. Don’t be shy! Reach out for support when you need it.

07/29/2025

06/19/2025

Body Image, “Perfect Summer Body” and Body Acceptance | Read a blog by 4yourbody on the only summer body tip you need!

True Body Acceptance Summer is upon us and the conversations around achieving the perfect “summer body” ring on like cultural clockwork as soon as the temperature rises. Social media, a…

11/04/2021

The body image program we support - 4yourBody - Promoting True Body Acceptance is sending a high-five to National Eating Disorders Association (NEDA) and Neda Staff
Thank you for organizing this
It is one of our missions to educate families and individuals on the importance of developing body acceptance!
Reach out to us to schedule a presentation for your school, PTA or other professional group. [email protected]

4yourbody - True Body Acceptance

09/23/2021

DURING THE PANDEMIC THE PREVALENCE OF EATING DISORDERS HAS SKYROCKETED

Your donation to the Eating Disorder Foundation of South Texas (EDFSTX) will help provide professional trainings, aid to offset treatment costs for the underserved populations and bring eating disorder awareness to our community.

The average cost of eating disorder treatment is:
• $1200/day for partial hospitalization
• $3000 for in-patient treatment
• $30,000/month for residential treatment
• Typical co-pays of $6000 - $10,000

Your donation is appreciated and can be submitted through Venmo

Your donation TO EDFSTX YOU CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE IN SOMEONE’S RECOVERY JOURNEY.

Much thanks to our partners at Esperanza Eating Disorders Center. Please Email if you are interested in becoming a EDFSTX Partner: [email protected]

07/16/2021

Recovery Reflections Ep11 - “Swapping Out ED Behaviors”

Eric Dorsa, LGBTQI+ National Eating Disorder Recovery Advocate, shares weekly for EDFSTX that align with the mission to provide insight and awareness of the eating disorder recovery journey.

Recovery Reflections Ep11 - “Swapping Out ED Behaviors” "Recovery Reflections" is a weekly eating disorder thought session generously provided by our passion...

06/15/2021

Recovery Reflections Ep10 - “The Role of Grief in Recovery”

Eric Dorsa, LGBTQ+ National Eating Disorder Recovery Advocate, shares weekly for EDFSTX that align with the mission to provide insight and awareness of the eating disorder recovery journey.

esperanzaedc Fonda Koxx

Recovery Reflections Ep10 - “The Role of Grief in Recovery”Eric Dorsa, LGBTQ+ National Eating Disorder Recovery Advocate, shares weekly ...

06/08/2021

Can you imagine not having a piece of your own birthday cake?
That’s what being in the center of your eating disorder will stop you from doing.
The fear, the shame, the guilt of the eating disorder will control and consume your thoughts and actions.
Recovery is possible and so is celebrating your life and eating that cake!!

06/08/2021

Recovery Reflections Ep9 "Exercise vs Movement"
"Recovery Reflections" is a weekly eating disorder thought session generously provided by our passionate and amazing contributor Eric Dorsa, National LGBTQ+ Eating Disorder Recovery Advocate.

06/02/2021

Today we share the messages of the World Eating Disorders Action Day organization because of our shared missions to provide eating disorder education, awareness and access to treatment. Providing support for the individual and their families and helping shine the light on the diverse community and underserved eating disorder populations.

Join us

The Nine Truths About Eating Disorders via the cast and crew of the movie To The Bone in honor of World Eating Disorders Action Day. www.worldeatingd...

06/02/2021

Today is and the theme for 2021 is something we are passionate about too!!
Thank you
Sharing the message about diversity and the underserved populations within the eating disorder community is vital to education and fighting stigma and stereotypes.

05/27/2021

“You must put your oxygen mask on first before you can put it on anyone else.” I feel as though life has progressivSelf-Care Articleely gotten busier and more intense as the years go on.