ACCEPT Lab at Auburn University
@auacceptlab.bsky.social
The ACCEPT Lab (PI: @drtiffanyabrown.bsky.social) conducts research on eating disorder treatment & prevention in male and SGM populations. Website: acceptlab.wixsite.com/acceptlab
Very excited to share our recent RCT comparing #MoreThanMuscles eating disorder prevention program to media advocacy for young men with body image concerns! This has been a big team effort over the last 5 years www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...
A randomized controlled trial comparing a virtual peer-led cognitive dissonance-based eating disorder prevention program to media advocacy in young adult men with body image concerns
The Body Project: More than Muscles (MTM), a peer-led dissonance-based program for men with body dissatisfaction, has demonstrated efficacy in reducin…
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So honored to receive Fellow status from the Academy of Eating Disorders along with this fabulous group! @drtiffanyabrown.bsky.social
Such an amazing time at #ICED2026 representing the @auacceptlab.bsky.social with my wonderful colleagues in the Netherlands. :)
Last day of #ICED2026 - CONGRATS to @auacceptlab.bsky.social rockstars @mbillmanmiller.bsky.social Jen Finkelstein, Kennedi Burton, and Kristin Denmark on their awesome presentations! 💙🤗
The ACCEPT Lab will be attending ICED from June 3-5 in The Hague, Netherlands. Stop by and say hello to our team if you will be there too!
Congratulations to @mbillmanmiller.bsky.social on winning the John Clark Kelley Award from the AU Department of Psych Sciences. This award is focused on supporting a student whose work is focused on reducing stigma around mental health concerns. So well deserved - we are so proud of you!
An exciting EMBRACED + @auacceptlab.bsky.social Lab collaboration! We are thrilled to share this @intjeatdisord.bsky.social publication, a collaboration led by Dr. @barnhartwr.bsky.social and Dr. Tiffany Brown on intraminority stress and eating disorder symptoms in sexual minoritized men! (1)
Access to eating disorder care shouldn’t depend on ability to pay. We opened a low-cost clinic at Auburn to help close that gap. I'm grateful for this feature highlighting the work: www.theplainsman.com/article/2026... More to come with Giving Day on March 25.
Making care accessible: Inside Auburn’s low-cost eating disorder clinic - The Auburn Plainsman
Auburn Eating Disorders Clinic (AEDC), the newest clinic at the Psychological Services Center, is expanding access to mental health care by providing empirically based, low-cost treatment for a d...
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Dear Friends & Colleagues, reaching out about a cause close to my heart. I co-direct a nonprofit clinic providing affordable eating disorder care across AL. We’re fundraising through 3/25 to sustain care & expand scholarships. If you’re able to give or share, I’d be so grateful: aub.ie/26TGDAEDC
Improve Eating Disorder Care Access - Tiger Giving Day
This Tiger Giving Day, the Auburn Eating Disorders Clinic (AEDC) is raising $10,000 to fund a graduate student clinician-in-training who will provide life-changing care to children and families who mi...
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