Bulimia | Adolescence: Setting the Stage for Eating Disorders
Marlene Boskind-White, a professional counselor, has a private practice in Roanoke, Virginia. William C. White Jr., a clinical psychologist, was director of the Gannett Mental Health Clinic at Cornell University at the time of writing. The authors cofounded the Carriage House Clinic in Virginia, which they managed for many years.
Summary: Young girls and boys start learning to hate body fat very early in life. Even before the onset of adolescence, they already learn the message of “desirable slim bodies” from various sources: the home, the school,...
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Table of Contents
- Bulimia Nervosa: An Overview
- Testimony of a Recovered Female Bulimic
- Bulimia in Older Women
- Men Are Becoming More Vulnerable to Bulimia
- Adolescence: Setting the Stage for Eating Disorders
- Bulimia May Be Linked to Sexual Abuse
- Bingeing and Dieting as Methods of Coping with Pain
- Bulimia Is on the Rise Among Nonwhite Populations
- Current Approaches to Treating Bulimia
- The Role of Parents in a Child’s Recovery
- Organizations to Contact
- Bibliography
- Copyright
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