If you polled a college eating disorders group, I bet about half of the individuals would be getting a degree in psychology (or clinical social work).  Of that remaining 50%, maybe 20% of them are studying nutrition.
It makes sense–you’re drawn to pursue a career in something that you have exposure to.  You’re especially interested in the field because of your personal experience.  Maybe you are still trying to understand your own issues.  Maybe (hopefully not) nutrition is convenient because you are obsessing over food anyway.  Or maybe you feel like …

For those of you who watch Celebrity Rehab 2, you’re probably aware of the extra clips on the VH1 website. In case you are not quite as obsessed with the show as I am, there was a clip where Sean talks to Dr. Drew about body image. Dr. Drew ends the conversation with this comment:
“I think the body image stuff is really a reflection of how you feel about yourself, and as that starts to improve I think this will take care of itself.”
Personally, bad body image has …