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Books on Eating Disorders

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The Secret Language Of Eating Disorders
Author: Peggy Claude Pierre
Peggy has set up a clinic in Canada to treat Eating Disorder victims after she "cured" her two daughters of anorexia. She talks about how an eating disorder manifests itself and she describes her incredible treatment methods. A VERY good book.
Published By : Random House 1997

The Golden Cage
Author : Helde Bruch, M.D.
This book gives good insight on anorexia and is very informative. If you are concerned about a friend, loved one, or anyone that might have anorexia, pick up this book. It is also helpfull to anyone that is an actual sufferer themselves.
Published By : Harvard University Press 1978

Addiction to Perfection
Author :Marion Woodman
Published By : Inner City Books - Toronto , Canada 1989

The Deadly Diet
Author : Terence Sand beck, Ph.D
Excellent book to read if you are planning to recover or are in recovery. The author describes how you can self-help yourself in some parts and then goes on to show you how you and your therapist/counseler can read and do the book together.
Published By : New Harbinger 1986

Best Little Girl In The World
Author : Steven Levenkron
This is a very good book for fictional reading on anorexia and bulimia. Mr. Levenkron has taken his patient's experiences and has rolled them into one little girl named "Kessa", who gets trapped in the world of anorexia/bulimia and obsessive compulsive disorder when her ballet teacher tells her to lose a few pounds.
Published By : Contemporary Books 1978

Wasted : A Memoir Of Anorexia And Bulimia
Author : Marya Horbacher
The New York Times Book Review, Caroline Knapp : Wasted is a gritty, unflinching look at eating disorders, and Hornbacher's refusal to tie the story up in a neat packaged labeled "Triumph" or "Recover" speaks to her respect for their insidious power and persistence... at 23, still living in a "state of mutal antagonism" with her illness, can Hornbacher turn her experience into something larger than the sum of its harrowing parts? Wasted is written from the raw, disintegrated center of young pain : there is power in this apporach; there is also limitations. Entertainment Weekly : This is a terrifically well-written book... Her narrative ability is powerfully intact.
Published By : Harpercollins 1998

Hunger Point
Author : Jillian Medoff
From Booklist : Twenty-seven year old Frannie Hungter is living with her parents, working the late shift as a waitress at a local restaurant. Her overachieving sister has recently been hospitilized with an eating disorder, and Frannie herself is obsessed with food and her fluctuation of weight. When her sister commits suicide, Frannie is shocked out of her lethargy and slowly starts to build a life for herself. If it's possible to carry off a novel on the strength of the heroine's voice alone, then that's precisely what first-novelist Medoff has done...
Published By : Harpercollins 1997

Second Star To The Right
Author : Deborah Hautzig
This is a great book to read for anyone suffering from an eating disorder. It is a good story on a 14 year old girl's tale of her touching journey through the hells of anorexia.
Published By : Random House 1988

SomeBody To Love : A Guide To Loving The Body You Have
Author : Leslea Newman
Published By : Third Side Pr 1992

Helping Athletes With Eating Disorders
Author : Ron A. Thompson, Roberta Trattner Sherman
This is a very good book for any athlete and coach to read because it goes through what eating disorders are, the connection of sports and eating disorders, the affects of an eating disorder on an athlete's performance, and how a coach or coaches should approach an athlete wtih an ED.
Published By : Human Kinetics Pub 1992

Dying To Be Thin : Understand & Defeating Anorexia & Bulimia
Author : Marc Zimmer, Ira M. Sacker
Lots of info. in this book about where eating disorder victims can go for help as well as it examines the two disorders known as anorexia and bulimia.
Published By : Warner Books 1995

Father Hunger: Fathers, Daughters, and Food
Author : Margo Maine
This book is about the void that comes from a fatherless family and how it can trigger a daughter to fill that void with food and bring about other complex emotional issues.
Published By : Burze Designs & Books 1991

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