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Press & Media

The following are press releases, articles, and other media covering Magnolia Creek. For published articles written by Magnolia Creek staff members, please visit our Contributed Articles page.

Press Releases

Treatment center makes 15-day refresher program available again for clients who are struggling with eating disorders during the holiday season.

Eating disorders treatment center team joins more than a thousand walkers to benefit the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention.

Treatment Center partners with scholarship fund for a second year to provide a full 90 days of residential and/or partial hospitalization treatment for a needy individual.

In an effort to help create a healthier community for all, Magnolia Creek announces the creation of its free College Campus Partnership program. This program is designed to provide college staff with the tools and skills needed to recognize, treat and prevent eating disorders among students.

Eating disorders treatment center announces cutting-edge, 15-day refresher program for clients who are struggling with the holiday season.

Former clinical director is appointed to a newly-created position to focus on suicide prevention among the eating disorder population.

Treatment center to collaborate with international suicide expert on research exploring relationship between eating disorders and suicide.

Treatment Center partners with scholarship fund to provide a full 90 days of residential and/or partial hospitalization treatment for a needy individual.

Treatment Center hires former Executive Director of The Eating Disorders Information Network

PHP addition will enhance Magnolia Creek's residential program to provide the most comprehensive eating disorders treatment options in the state of Alabama.

Eating disorder treatment center marks week with candlelight vigil, a new family support group, presentations at universities, and legislation to promote awareness across the state of Alabama.

Eating disorder treatment centers join forces to bring powerful documentary and its filmmaker to audiences in Birmingham and other cities across the South.

Birmingham-based eating disorder treatment center looks back with pride on an inaugural year full of accomplishments and makes plans for future growth.

Magnolia Creek and the Alabama Network for Eating Disorders Awareness host a panel discussion with eating disorder professionals, families, and survivors of eating disorders.

Clinical director appears on national talk show to consult and raise awareness about eating disorders and treatment options.

Birmingham eating disorder treatment center receives recognition for its commitment to national standards for health care quality and safety.

Initial success and positive feedback from residents prompts eating disorder treatment center to expand operations and services.

Eating disorder treatment center lures Jim Palmer out of retirement to head their operations.

Articles & Other Media

The 179th Airlift Wing covered Dr. Mary Bartlett as she delivered a talk about suicide prevention and building resiliency among military personnel.
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Read the article on the 179th Airlift Wing website.

Director Dr. Nicole Siegfried is quoted in an article discussing the severity of an Eating Disorder Not Otherwise Specified (EDNOS) diagnosis. The article outlines symptoms and risks of EDNOS, treatment options, and also discusses possible revisions of the condition in the DSM-V.
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Read the article on the Social Work Today website.

Staff writer Anna Velasco writes a follow up to her November 2007 piece (see below), profiling the recovery of one of Magnolia Creek's former residents.
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Director Dr. Nicole Siegfried is interviewed as an "Inspiring Woman." Dr. Siegfried shares her personal experience with an eating disorder, advice, and information about Magnolia Creek.
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Download and read the full "You Are Not Alone" Support Letter publication from their website.

Director Dr. Nicole Siegfried is featured in the Eating Disorder Hope newsletter as one of their "Women of Substance." In the newsletter, Dr. Siegfried shares her personal experience with an eating disorder.
Read the story on their website (scroll down).

Magnolia Creek was recently featured in the evening news on CBS-42 with reporter Nicole Wyatt.
Read a summary about the segment on their website.

Director Nicole Siegfried makes an appearance on the Dr. Phil show to consult on a case and offer assistance.
Read more information about the episode on the Dr. Phil website.

Magnolia Creek is featured on the front page of "The Birmingham News" in an article by staff writer Anna Velasco.
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