Recognizing a healing resource is part of achieving and sustaining recovery. More, it's part of celebrating and nourishing your life. Articles and discussions here guide you to the many forms a healing resource can take. This includes: animals, wilderness areas, recovery books, class experiences, affirmations, tips to help you tolerate and grow through strong emotional experience, workbooks exercises, private time, treatment programs and more.
How Long Does it Take to Recover from Bulimia or Anorexia? Part 2
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7 Psychological Function of Eating Disorders
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Professional Boundaries with Eating Disorder Patients: considering right brain studies and work of Dr. Allan Schore
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Humanity Appreciation Today, happily, we have evidence based scientific research to back up the use of our humanity in our clinical work with patients. Appropriate boundaries between patient and psychotherapist are essential in any psychotherapy and particularly in the field of eating disorders. However, the topic is often discussed in terms of content: e.g. a patient asks my age, if I'm married or divorced, if I have children, my religion, if I've ever had an eating disorder.
Compulsive Eating Disorder, J, Age 54, Where Are You?
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P. S. Compulsive Eating Disorder, J, Age 54, Where Are You?
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