Molly Fennig Steinhoff, MA
@mollyfennig.bsky.social
WUSTL Clinical Psych PhD student and Eating Disorder Researcher. Award-winning YA author.
Ugh so sad and so frustrating 😭
August 4, 2025 at 2:00 PM
Ugh so sad and so frustrating 😭
Main takeaways:
Anorexia nervosa symptoms tended to improve while OCD symptoms did not.
Most studies looked at treatments developed for anorexia.
More research investigating treatment of comorbid anorexia and OCD is needed, particularly for more severe OCD.
Anorexia nervosa symptoms tended to improve while OCD symptoms did not.
Most studies looked at treatments developed for anorexia.
More research investigating treatment of comorbid anorexia and OCD is needed, particularly for more severe OCD.
July 30, 2025 at 2:52 PM
Main takeaways:
Anorexia nervosa symptoms tended to improve while OCD symptoms did not.
Most studies looked at treatments developed for anorexia.
More research investigating treatment of comorbid anorexia and OCD is needed, particularly for more severe OCD.
Anorexia nervosa symptoms tended to improve while OCD symptoms did not.
Most studies looked at treatments developed for anorexia.
More research investigating treatment of comorbid anorexia and OCD is needed, particularly for more severe OCD.
Congrats @drrachitsharma.bsky.social!
March 18, 2025 at 6:43 PM
Congrats @drrachitsharma.bsky.social!
Thanks to my wonderful co-authors for the true team-science approach: @phaedralonghurst.bsky.social @lindsgillikin.bsky.social @cascio-research.bsky.social @bburnettephd.bsky.social and bluesky-less Samantha Hahn and Kirsten Gilbert.
February 10, 2025 at 1:46 AM
Thanks to my wonderful co-authors for the true team-science approach: @phaedralonghurst.bsky.social @lindsgillikin.bsky.social @cascio-research.bsky.social @bburnettephd.bsky.social and bluesky-less Samantha Hahn and Kirsten Gilbert.
This project has been near-and-dear to my heart as an eating disorder researcher who has disabilities from chronic illnesses - I really hope this spurs more ED/disability research.
February 10, 2025 at 1:46 AM
This project has been near-and-dear to my heart as an eating disorder researcher who has disabilities from chronic illnesses - I really hope this spurs more ED/disability research.
In this paper, we propose that EDs and disabilities are fundamentally related, both directly, and indirectly through shared factors. We also call for future research, - including urging ED researchers to simply include disability as a demographic!
February 10, 2025 at 1:46 AM
In this paper, we propose that EDs and disabilities are fundamentally related, both directly, and indirectly through shared factors. We also call for future research, - including urging ED researchers to simply include disability as a demographic!
Congrats!!! So exciting!!
January 24, 2025 at 7:54 PM
Congrats!!! So exciting!!