Midlife Eating Disorders and Body Image offers a unique view of potential causes of midlife eating disorders and provides clinicians with practical applications for treatment.
Midlife Eating Disorders and Body Image offers a unique view of potential causes of midlife eating disorders and provides clinicians with practical applications for treatment.
Heidi J. Dalzell is a psychologist, specializing in eating disorders and trauma. Dr. Dalzell has a busy private practice. Her areas of interest include midlife eating disorders, the intersection of trauma in eating disorders and addictive behaviors, and gender/gender identity as it relates to body image.
Inhaltsangabe
Introductions 1. The Face of Eating Disorders at Midlife and Beyond 2. What the Research Says 3. What's Really Different About Midlife Eating Disorders? 4. Body Image and Eating Disorders 5. Trauma, Embodiment, and Shame in Midlife 6. A Changing Relationship With the Body: Aging, Illness, and Body Disconnection 7. Affect-Regulation and its Role in Midlife Eating Disorders 8. Transitions and Midlife Eating Disorders 9. Integrative Treatment of Midlife Eating Disorders
Introductions 1. The Face of Eating Disorders at Midlife and Beyond 2. What the Research Says 3. What's Really Different About Midlife Eating Disorders? 4. Body Image and Eating Disorders 5. Trauma, Embodiment, and Shame in Midlife 6. A Changing Relationship With the Body: Aging, Illness, and Body Disconnection 7. Affect-Regulation and its Role in Midlife Eating Disorders 8. Transitions and Midlife Eating Disorders 9. Integrative Treatment of Midlife Eating Disorders
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