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Eating Anxiety Treatment Laboratory and Clinic - EAT Lab The Eating Anxiety Treatment (EAT) Laboratory has a six-pronged mission, all of which center on impr

Our mission is to (a) conduct cutting-edge research to develop novel treatments for eating disorders, (b) provide high-quality, evidence-based treatment for eating disorders (c) train the next generation of eating disorder researchers and clinicians, (d) distribute scientifically-based prevention programs across the community, (e) advocate for more awareness, better treatment, and services for eating disorders, and (f) work toward a more equitable and inclusive future that alleviates barriers to accessing high-quality treatment, prevention, and research for underserved populations.

For National Eating Disorders Awareness Week, we’re sharing what we’re learning from our ongoing studies in the EAT Lab ...
28/02/2026

For National Eating Disorders Awareness Week, we’re sharing what we’re learning from our ongoing studies in the EAT Lab about preventing and treating eating disorders! Today’s insight comes from our GLP-1 Study!

In our GLP-1 study, we found that the prevalence of lifetime use was 2.5x higher among people with eating disorders compared to the general adult population. About 1 in 10 of people with eating disorders reported lifetime misuse of a GLP-1 drug, which included tampering with the syringe, microdosing, accelerating their doses, and sharing with friends or family. These results indicate an emergent pattern of contraindicated GLP-1 use in a high-risk population.

For National Eating Disorders Awareness Week, we’re sharing what we’re learning from our ongoing studies in the EAT Lab ...
27/02/2026

For National Eating Disorders Awareness Week, we’re sharing what we’re learning from our ongoing studies in the EAT Lab about preventing and treating eating disorders! Today’s insight comes from our personalized eating disorder treatment study (PIONEER)!

We asked our participants what areas of their lives are most impacted by having an eating disorder. These were some of the words that came up most frequently.

Click here to learn more about PIONEER! https://www.louisvilleeatlab.com/pioneer.html

For National Eating Disorders Awareness Week, we’re sharing what we’re learning from our ongoing studies in the EAT Lab ...
26/02/2026

For National Eating Disorders Awareness Week, we’re sharing what we’re learning from our ongoing studies in the EAT Lab about preventing and treating eating disorders! Today’s insight comes from our Tracking Restriction, Affect and Cognitions (TRAC) Study!

We’ve learned that compulsive exercise could be driven by the nervous system trying to regulate itself, not just by psychology alone. This suggests that we may need to address the intersection between physiological and psychological factors to better prevent and treat eating disorders!

Click here to learn more about our TRAC study! https://www.louisvilleeatlab.com/tracking-restriction-affect-and-cognitions-trac-study-online.html

For National Eating Disorders Awareness Week, we’re sharing what we’re learning from our ongoing studies in the EAT Lab ...
25/02/2026

For National Eating Disorders Awareness Week, we’re sharing what we’re learning from our ongoing studies in the EAT Lab about preventing and treating eating disorders! Today’s insight comes from our personalized eating disorder treatment study (PIONEER)!

Results from our pioneer study have shown that prior to treatment, anti-fat discrimination was the most salient discriminatory experience in a majority White sample. We also found that body dissatisfaction was associated with experiences of weight stigma and ableism.

Click here to learn more about PIONEER! https://www.louisvilleeatlab.com/pioneer.html

For National Eating Disorders Awareness Week, we’re sharing what we’re learning from our ongoing studies in the EAT Lab ...
24/02/2026

For National Eating Disorders Awareness Week, we’re sharing what we’re learning from our ongoing studies in the EAT Lab about preventing and treating eating disorders!

Today’s insight comes from our Youth Eating Study (Y.E.S)! We found that greater social media use is positively associated with higher rates of disordered eating attitudes and behaviors in children, which is probably unsurprising to anyone who spends time with kids! Results like these highlight the importance of learning more about the intersection between kids’ online lives and real-world consequences.

Click here to learn more about our Y.E.S. study! https://www.louisvilleeatlab.com/youth-eating-study-yes.html

Please join us in congratulating our incredible postdoc, Dr. Juan Hernandez!!! He just accepted an offer as an assistant...
11/02/2026

Please join us in congratulating our incredible postdoc, Dr. Juan Hernandez!!! He just accepted an offer as an assistant professor at the University of Illinois Chicago Hospital where he will conduct clinical research and provide behavioral health support through their Federally Qualified Health Center. We are so proud of him and excited to see the meaningful work he will continue to do! 🤩🤩

‼️Last chance to apply‼️ Deadline for 2026 summer intern applications is 2/15Come work with us during the summer! You ca...
10/02/2026

‼️Last chance to apply‼️
Deadline for 2026 summer intern applications is 2/15

Come work with us during the summer! You can be either in person or remote and receive stipend!

See more information here:
The Eating Anxiety Treatment (EAT) Lab is accepting applications for three paid summer research interns to work full-time (40 hours per week) for 8 weeks between the end of May and August 2026, with the option to work part-time. The position may be completed either in person (Louisville, KY) or virtually. Full-time interns will receive a stipend of $1,000, and part-time interns will receive a stipend of $500. Interns will contribute to ongoing projects in the lab while working closely with a primary mentor to develop an independent project. Applicants should carefully read the three mentor descriptions listed on the website and clearly indicate in their cover letter which mentor they would most like to work with and why. Applications are due February 15, 2026, decisions are expected by the end of February, and onboarding will begin in March; if interested, please email eatlab@louisville.edu with your CV and a cover letter specifying your preferred mentor.

Mentor information: https://www.louisvilleeatlab.com/now-hiring.html

Our very own Dr. Cheri Levinson is the keynote speaker today at Indiana University Southeast’s Mental Health Summit! She...
06/02/2026

Our very own Dr. Cheri Levinson is the keynote speaker today at Indiana University Southeast’s Mental Health Summit! She’s talking about eating, eating disorders, and mental health. We’re proud to be led by such a courageous advocate in our field!

‼️We are extending the application deadline of 2026 summer intern to 2/15 ‼️Come work with us during the summer! You can...
02/02/2026

‼️We are extending the application deadline of 2026 summer intern to 2/15 ‼️

Come work with us during the summer! You can be either in person or remote and receive stipend!

See more information here:
The Eating Anxiety Treatment (EAT) Lab is accepting applications for three paid summer research interns to work full-time (40 hours per week) for 8 weeks between the end of May and August 2026, with the option to work part-time. The position may be completed either in person (Louisville, KY) or virtually. Full-time interns will receive a stipend of $1,000, and part-time interns will receive a stipend of $500. Interns will contribute to ongoing projects in the lab while working closely with a primary mentor to develop an independent project. Applicants should carefully read the three mentor descriptions listed on the website and clearly indicate in their cover letter which mentor they would most like to work with and why. Applications are due February 15, 2026, decisions are expected by the end of February, and onboarding will begin in March; if interested, please email eatlab@louisville.edu with your CV and a cover letter specifying your preferred mentor.

Mentor information: https://www.louisvilleeatlab.com/now-hiring.html

‼️We are extending the deadline for 2026 summer intern applications to 2/15‼️Come work with us during the summer! You ca...
02/02/2026

‼️We are extending the deadline for 2026 summer intern applications to 2/15‼️

Come work with us during the summer! You can be either in person or remote and receive stipend!

See more information here:
The Eating Anxiety Treatment (EAT) Lab is accepting applications for three paid summer research interns to work full-time (40 hours per week) for 8 weeks between the end of May and August 2026, with the option to work part-time. The position may be completed either in person (Louisville, KY) or virtually. Full-time interns will receive a stipend of $1,000, and part-time interns will receive a stipend of $500. Interns will contribute to ongoing projects in the lab while working closely with a primary mentor to develop an independent project. Applicants should carefully read the three mentor descriptions listed on the website and clearly indicate in their cover letter which mentor they would most like to work with and why. Applications are due February 15, 2026, decisions are expected by the end of February, and onboarding will begin in March; if interested, please email eatlab@louisville.edu with your CV and a cover letter specifying your preferred mentor.

Mentor information: https://www.louisvilleeatlab.com/now-hiring.html

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