Veganism and Eating Disorder Recovery
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Veganism and Eating Disorder Recovery
Friedman, Jenn
Taylor & Francis Ltd
12/2022
188
Mole
Inglês
9781032316239
15 a 20 dias
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Section I: Establishing Where We Are 1. My Story: Eating Disorder Treatment and Veganism 2. An Uncomfortable Task Ahead 3. Public Perception at a Glance 4. Recovery Perspectives 5. The Importance of Understanding Motivation for Veganism Section II: Vegan Experiences 6. Conflating Concepts: Perfectionism, Morality, Freedom 7. Veganism's Traumatic Roots 8. Implications of Non-Vegan Eating Disorder Treatment 9. Losing Veganism 10. Animal Therapy in Non-Vegan Eating Disorder Treatment 11. Identity Section III: A Way Forward 12. Professionally Considering a Patient's Veganism 13. Working with Ambivalence and Values 14. The Therapeutic Alliance 15. Co-constructing a Broader Way Forward 16. Professional Communication Throughout Different Levels of Care 17. Professional Self-Reflective Practice 18. Proposing a "Vegan-Informed" Approach
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eating disorders;eating disorder recovery;anorexia;bulimia;orthorexia;vegan;veganism;recovery;jennifer;friedman;eating;disorder;and;Eating Disorder;Frequent Meat Consumption;Non-vegan Food;Personal Perfectionistic Standards;Restrictive Food Intake Disorder;Anorexia Nervosa;Vegan Experiences;Therapy Animals;Eating Disorder Field;Eating Disorder Treatment;Eating Disorder Voice;Eating Disordered Clients;National Eating Disorders Association;Eating Disorder Professionals;Eating Disorder Patient;Vegan Eating;Eating Disorder Community;Vegan Ethics;Eat Animal Products;Eating Disorder Behaviors;Binge Eating Disorder;Positive Recovery Outcomes;Food Choice Questionnaire;Health Certificate Program
Section I: Establishing Where We Are 1. My Story: Eating Disorder Treatment and Veganism 2. An Uncomfortable Task Ahead 3. Public Perception at a Glance 4. Recovery Perspectives 5. The Importance of Understanding Motivation for Veganism Section II: Vegan Experiences 6. Conflating Concepts: Perfectionism, Morality, Freedom 7. Veganism's Traumatic Roots 8. Implications of Non-Vegan Eating Disorder Treatment 9. Losing Veganism 10. Animal Therapy in Non-Vegan Eating Disorder Treatment 11. Identity Section III: A Way Forward 12. Professionally Considering a Patient's Veganism 13. Working with Ambivalence and Values 14. The Therapeutic Alliance 15. Co-constructing a Broader Way Forward 16. Professional Communication Throughout Different Levels of Care 17. Professional Self-Reflective Practice 18. Proposing a "Vegan-Informed" Approach
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
eating disorders;eating disorder recovery;anorexia;bulimia;orthorexia;vegan;veganism;recovery;jennifer;friedman;eating;disorder;and;Eating Disorder;Frequent Meat Consumption;Non-vegan Food;Personal Perfectionistic Standards;Restrictive Food Intake Disorder;Anorexia Nervosa;Vegan Experiences;Therapy Animals;Eating Disorder Field;Eating Disorder Treatment;Eating Disorder Voice;Eating Disordered Clients;National Eating Disorders Association;Eating Disorder Professionals;Eating Disorder Patient;Vegan Eating;Eating Disorder Community;Vegan Ethics;Eat Animal Products;Eating Disorder Behaviors;Binge Eating Disorder;Positive Recovery Outcomes;Food Choice Questionnaire;Health Certificate Program
