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Transforming Eating Disorders Through Plays

Updated: May 19

When I entered college, grappling with body image became a daily struggle. It's a common experience among young adults, particularly women, though it's not exclusive to us. At the time, I never realized that anorexia and bulimia were manifestations of mental health challenges.



Only with time did I recognize the intricate link between one's relationship with food and their mental resilience. The silence surrounding our struggles, rather than the conditions themselves, inflicted the deepest wounds. This silence was what pained me the most during those years.


That's why I enthusiastically endorse Carl Stillitano's Transformative Plays. His work acts as a wide-open door inviting anyone to step into a realm of healing and acceptance. By discussing taboo subjects openly, Carl's plays demystify our inner battles.


From sexuality to grief, from loneliness to familial conflicts, Carl's plays fearlessly confront the unspoken. They empower individuals and families to confront tough issues without fear.


Investing in these plays isn't just an investment in mental health—it's a transformational journey. Get your copy today and let's embark on this healing process together. Visit https://www.transformativeplays.org/category/mental-health-plays. Together, we can heal and then, together, we can change the world.




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