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If Your Adolescent Has An Eating Disorder Is An Authoritative Guide To Understanding And Helping A Teenager With Anorexia Nervosa, Bulimia Nervosa, Binge Eating Disorder, Avoidant/restrictive Food Intake Disorder, Or Other Eating Disorders. It Is Designed For Parents Of Teens Who Have Recently Been Diagnosed With An Eating Disorder, Or Who Are At Risk Of Developing One, And For Other Adults, Such As Teachers And Guidance Counselors, Who Are Regularly In Contact With At-risk Adolescents. The Book Combines The Latest Science--including The Newest Treatments And Most Up-to-date Research Findings On Eating Disorders--with The Practical Wisdom Of Parents Who Have Been In The Trenches Raising Teens With Eating Disorders. Written In A Clear And Approachable Style, Drs. B. Timothy Walsh And Deborah R. Glasofer Explain Exactly What Eating Disorders Are And Describe Their Characteristics, As Well As Signs And Symptoms. They Outline The Right Way To Go About Getting Help If You Suspect Your Child May Have A Problem, About When And Where To Get Treatment, And About How To Navigate The Healthcare System. There Is Also Advice On How To Handle Everyday Life--both At Home And At School--once Your Child Is Diagnosed, And On How To Communicate With Your Teen And Her Or His Siblings About Issues Related To The Eating Disorder. Complete With Red Flags To Look Out For, Warnings On The Dangers Of Doing Nothing, And A Comprehensive List Of Additional Resources, This Book Will Help Parents And Other Adults Face And Deal Effectively With Adolescent Eating Disorders Before They Become Life-threatening.
This book investigates the clinical nature of adolescent eating disorders and provides a structured framework for parents and caregivers to identify, manage, and seek treatment for these conditions. Authors Deborah R. Glasofer and B. Timothy Walsh, both experts in the field of eating disorder research and clinical practice, synthesize current medical data with practical guidance for families. The book argues that early intervention and informed parental involvement are critical components in the recovery process for adolescents suffering from conditions such as anorexia, bulimia, and binge eating disorder.
What You Will Find
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Professionals and parents frequently cite this work as a reliable, evidence-based resource for families navigating the complexities of eating disorder treatment. Experts highlight the authors' ability to translate dense clinical research into actionable advice for non-specialist caregivers.
Page Count:
160
Publication Date:
2020-01-01
Publisher:
Oxford University Press
ISBN-10:
0190076836
ISBN-13:
9780190076832
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