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Boys get anorexia too: Coping with male eating disorders in the family

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Langley, Jenny. London, UK: Paul Chapman Publishing , 2006.

Material Type: Book

Call Number: BB 520 LAN 2006

Availability: 1 copy, 1 available

A case study of a twelve-year-old boy who developed anorexia nervosa. Contains information intended to be helpful for parents, teachers and sports coaching staff.

Author: Langley, Jenny

Place of Publication: London, UK

Publisher: Paul Chapman Publishing

Publication Date: 2006

Physical Description: Paperback, 178 p.

Subject: Anorexia Nervosa; Eating Disorders; Male Emotional Health

Abstract: A case study of a twelve-year-old boy who developed anorexia nervosa. Contains information intended to be helpful for parents, teachers and sports coaching staff.

ISBN: 9781412920223

Language: English

Material Type: Book

Call Number: BB 520 LAN 2006

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Anorexia and other eating disorders : How to help your child eat and be well: Practical skills for family-based treatment, compassionate communication and emotional support for parents of children and teenagers

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Musby, Eva. APRICA , 2021.

Material Type: Book

Call Number: BB 500 MUS 2021

Availability: 1 copy, 1 available

The most effective treatment for eating disorders is family-based, and parents play an essential role. Yet most struggle to know what to do and how to do it.; With a wealth of practical examples and tips that have helped many tens of thousands of relieved parents, Eva Musby guides you through each …

Author: Musby, Eva

Publisher: APRICA

Publication Date: 2021

Physical Description: 420 p.

Subject: Eating Disorders; Anorexia Nervosa

Abstract: The most effective treatment for eating disorders is family-based, and parents play an essential role. Yet most struggle to know what to do and how to do it.; With a wealth of practical examples and tips that have helped many tens of thousands of relieved parents, Eva Musby guides you through each stage of your son or daughter's recovery. She provides solace and confidence, while addressing the real-life questions that parents struggle with.; The practical and emotional strategies in every chapter rest on up-to-date knowledge distilled from published research, from families, and from therapists worldwide. These pages will boost your effectiveness with an excellent treatment team, and will also help you succeed when you don't have access to cutting-edge care. With her lived experience and that of the hundreds of parents she has coached, this book will empower you to be effective right away, from the first successful meal all the way through to recovery.; - Make meals work in spite of your child's resistance; - Deal with distress, inflexibility, exercise compulsion, bingeing and purging; - Don?t stop at weight-restoration ? skilled support all the way to recovery; - What to say and what not to say in difficult situations; Actively support your child all the way to recovery and prevent relapse; - Recognize the treatments that work and the ones that don?t; - Grow your own emotional resources; This book is recommended by experts on family-based treatment (FBT, or 'Maudsley'), the evidence-based approach recommended by all major health institutions. It is used by parents and clinicians alike.

ISBN: 9780993059803

Language: English

Material Type: Book

Call Number: BB 500 MUS 2021

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BC Children's and Women's Family Library

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