Just tell her to stop
Subtitle: family stories of eating disorders
By: Becky Henry
Publisher: Infinite Hope Pub.
Published: 2011
Place of publication: Minneapolis
Language: eng
Number of pages: 276
ISBN-13: 9780984548903
Subjects: Eating disorders in adolescence; Patients; Family relationships; Biography
Other titles: Family stories of eating disorders
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (pages 271-275).
Table of contents: title: Becky Henry's story: learning about eating disorders is necessary for the family; title: Laura's story: family-based therapy; title: currently our most effective intervention; title: Tia, Sadie, and Kathy's stories: recognize the differences in the three most common eating disorders; title: Chris's story: eating disorders affect the parents' marriage; title: Patrick Bergstrom's story: men and boys getting into the game; victory is definitely an option; title: Melissa's story: to be fearless, put your oxygen mask on first; title: Mickie's story: the genes load the gun, the environment pulls the trigger; title: Beth and Tom's story: not all treatment centers are equal; title: Meredith and Lilly's story: no one can do it alone; title: Dexter's story: Dad: blissfully ignorant in his man-cave; title: Kitty Westin's story: ED doesn't win when we choose joy; title: Stacy's story: perfectionism; not all it's cracked up to be; title: Dar's story: letting go with love is possible; title: Heather Henderson's story: eating disorders do kill; title: Jayne and Ashley's mother-daughter story: denial is dangerous; title: Diane's story: do not let the insurance company push you around; title: Margie, Cathy, and Jennifer's stories: sisters speak from their hearts; title: Grandma Betty tells her story; title: Sharon's story: ten-year-old boys develop anorexia too; title: Carolyn Costin's story: complete recovery is possible.