Doctor sheds light on how to help someone with an eating disorder
Dr. Spann also provided insight into how to talk to someone you believe is dealing with an eating disorder and how to treat someone who is diagnosed with an eating disorder.
News 12 Staff
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Mar 1, 2024, 5:52 PM
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Updated 63 days ago
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2ds agoIn recognition of National Eating Disorders Awareness Week, Dr. Melissa Spann, Chief Clinician Officer at Monte Nido and Affiliates, joined News 12 to discuss the signs of someone who may have an eating disorder.
Dr. Spann also provided insight into how to talk to someone you believe is dealing with an eating disorder and how to treat someone who is diagnosed with an eating disorder.
Additionally, she detailed the services offered at Monte Nido and Affiliates as part of raising awareness during this important week.
