| Description |
xiv, 235 pages ; 23 cm |
| Summary |
"This book explores how to achieve multicultural, diversity, and gender competency in the treatment of eating disorders. The author's guiding principle is that every person's eating disorder is as unique as their fingerprint, and the goal of the social work therapist is to collaborate with clients to arrive at an individualized treatment approach that works for them. Treating the Eating Disorder Self contains the latest findings about best practices in the field of eating disorders, including extensive coverage of medications, trauma, and attachment theory. Written with modern challenges in mind, the author also explores the impact of the Internet and social media on the eating disorder client. Readers are guided through the causes of eating disorders, how to conduct an eating disorder assessment, how to formulate an individualized and comprehensive treatment plan for each client, and how to integrate psychodynamic and cognitive-behavioral techniques. Written in a personal and self-reflective tone, and using case studies extensively throughout, the author demonstrates the healing impact of the therapeutic relationship, moving through issues of transference, countertransference, and resistance, and ultimately finding hope"-- |
| Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references and index |
| Subject |
Eating disorders -- Treatment
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Eating disorders -- Psychological aspects
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Eating disorders -- Patients -- Rehabilitation
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Eating disorders -- Social aspects
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Therapist and patient
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Eating disorders -- Case studies
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| LC no. |
2019055267 |
| ISBN |
9780871015501 |
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