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Managing Eating Disorders

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ISBN-10: 0028629132

ISBN-13: 9780028629131

Edition: 2000

Authors: Sara Dulaney Gilbert, Mary C. Commerford

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A range of problems are linked to eating disorders and a number of therapies and treatments are available to help sufferers. This unofficial guide sheds light on the hidden nature of these conditions and provides good advice on treatments and therapies.
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Book details

List price: $15.95
Copyright year: 2000
Publisher: John Wiley & Sons, Incorporated
Publication date: 1/15/2000
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 304
Size: 5.50" wide x 8.50" long x 1.00" tall
Weight: 0.836
Language: English

The Unofficial Guide Reader's Bill of Rights
The Unofficial Guide Panel of Experts
Introduction
Food, Body Image, and Self-Esteem
The Causes of Eating Disorders
Body Image: A Reflection of Inner Feelings
Narrowing the Profile
Overwhelming Drives
A Crazy Kind of Sense
Pathological Patterns
Hungry for What?
The Power of the Family
Family Messages and Self-Esteem
Socially Acceptable Disorders
The Dieting Dilemma
Peer Pressure
Screening Images
Just the Facts
Body Image
Who Says You're Too Fat or Too Thin?
Exploding the Myths About Weight
Destroying Distorted Body Images
Equal Opportunity Impact
Never too Young to Feel "Too Fat"
When the Mirror Lies: Negative Body Image
Telltale Signs
Reality Check
Just the Facts
Our Relationship with Food
Mixed Messages About Food
Market-Driven Eating
Disordered Eating Patterns
Using Food as a Crutch
Using Food as a Defense
How Dieting Triggers Food Disorders
How the Obsession Spreads
Four Degrees of Separation
The Hidden Game Plan: It's Not About Food
Why Food?
Drawing the Line
Just the Facts
Eating Disorders
Anorexia Nervosa
The Doctors' Definition
What Anorexia Looks Like
What Anorexia Feels Like
Physical Realities
Personal Effects
When It Isn't Anorexia
Warning Signs of Anorexia
Who Has Anorexia?
Psychological Profile
The Family Connection
Emotional Components
Two Personal Views
Just the Facts
Bulimia Nervosa
The Doctors' Definition
What Bulimia Looks Like
The Warning Signs of Bulimia
The Purging Pattern
What Bulimia Feels Like
Physical Consequences
The Anorexia-Bulimia Connection
Psychological Patterns
A Possible Family Link
Who Has Bulimia?
Two Views from the Inside
Just the Facts
Other Eating Disorders
Binge Eating Disorder
The Doctors' Definition
Who's at Risk?
What's Behind BED?
Physical Consequences of Bingeing
E.D.--Not Otherwise Specified
Who Has an ED-NOS?
Compulsive Overeating
Night Eating and Other Disordered Eating Patterns
Common Threads
The Diabetes Connection
So What Is a Normal Eating Pattern?
Familiar Stories
Just the Facts
Exercise Disorders
Exercise Is Good, Isn't It?
Exercise Assets
Exercise Liabilities
When Exercise Becomes Too Much of a Good Thing
An Unhealthy Relationship
Is It an Addiction?
Over the Line
The Connection with Eating Disorders
Who Overdoes It?
Eating Disorders in Athletes
Different Risks for Male and Female Athletes
The Inside Scoop
Just the Facts
Responding to Danger Signals
How to Read the Telltale Signs
Why Clues Are Hidden
The Power of Denial
The Culture of Food Control
Tricky Symptoms
Who's at Risk?
Personal Characteristics
Family Background
Clues to Pay Attention To
Beyond Normal
Just the Facts
What to Do If Someone You Know Has an Eating Disorder
Gaining Awareness
How to Relate to Someone Who Has an Eating Disorder
What Doesn't Work
Choosing Another Approach
Things You Can Do
Be Direct
Be Cautious
Taking Immediate Action
Stage by Stage
Reading Matters
Blunting a Disorder's Dangerous Effects
Getting into Treatment
Getting Help
Helping Yourself
Being There: Living with Someone Who Has an Eating Disorder
Just the Facts
Treatments for Eating Disorders
The Treatment Process
An Overview of Treatments
Methods of Treatment
How the Treatments Work
Treatment Goals
Emergency Treatment
Tailoring Therapy to the Individual
Entering Treatment
Psychotherapy
Cognitive Behavior Therapy (CBT)
Other Psychological Approaches to Eating Disorders
Drug Therapies
Feeling Full
Dealing with the Scale
Collaborating with a Dietitian
Challenges to Treatment
Denial
Personal Progress
Signs of Recovery
An Inside Look
Side Benefits
Just the Facts
Selecting Treatment
Choosing an Approach to Therapy
Individual and Group Approaches to Therapy
Matchups
Evaluating the Therapist
Questions to Ask
Networking
Rating the Resources
How Much Will It Cost?
Money Matters
Price-Conscious Treatments
Self-Help
Warnings
A Positive Spin
Just the Facts
Keeping On
Expanding the Goals of Recovery
Getting Back to "Normal"
Family Therapy
Relapse Prevention
Taking Life Easy
Steps Ahead
What It Feels Like
Beyond Coping
Just the Facts
Living with Someone Who Has an Eating Disorder
How to Help Someone You Love
Separating Feelings from Facts
Taking Action
Calming Down
First Steps
What to Do Over the Long Run
Just for Parents
Managing Daily Life
Managing Mealtimes
Bottom-Line Protections
More Matter-of-Factness
In Case of a Relapse
What Is Gained
What Recovery Feels Like
Just the Facts
Helping Yourself
Why You Need Help
A Life of Its Own
Why What You Can't Do Can Hurt You
The Family Balance
Would Therapy Help?
Untangling Knots
Choosing a Course for the Family
Focusing on Yourself
Letting Go
What's on the Web?
From the Inside
Just the Facts
How to Prevent Eating Disorders
The Parent Factor
Changing the Message
Listening to Yourself
Do What I Do
Healthier Messages
Keeping Food Rules Neutral
It's Not About Food
Patterns to Watch
Good Health Is a Family Affair--Enjoy It!
At the Table
Getting Everyone into the Kitchen
Making Exercise Fun
Just the Facts
In Balance
Hunger and Satiety
Why Dieting Doesn't Work
Set Point
Off Balance
More Chemical Matters
The Basics of a Healthful Diet
Positive Eating Strategies
The Right Kind of Attention
Natural Regulation
Building a Diet on Good Nutrition
The Food Guide Pyramid
Balancing Food Groups
Nondieting Guidelines
Are All Calories Alike?
How Many Calories Do You Need?
Why It's Important to Plan Meals
Determining an Ideal Weight
Body Mass Index (BMI)
The Exercise Factor
Just the Facts
Looking Ahead
Improving the Outlook
Facts to Remember
Keys to Recovery
What It Means to Recover
From the Beginning
The Value of Support
Just the Facts
Glossary
Resource Guide
Index