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Saying Hullo Again: Remembering Michael White David Epston Family Therapy Centre, Auckland, New Zealand Photo by Ann Epston Click HERE for the full page article THE AUSTRALIAN AND NEW ZEALAND JOURNAL OF FAMILY THERAPY Volume 30 Number 2 2009 pp. 71–80
The Corner: Clients who inspired you DAVID EPSTON Journal of Systemic Therapies, Vol. 30, No. 1, 2011, pp. 84–96 Click HERE for the full page article Last time, I proposed, thanks to a chance comment of Peggy Sax that “some
Helen : Turning Point DAVID EPSTON AND HELEN [22] Click HERE for the full page article DATE: 28TH MAY, 1991 DE: I am talking to Helen and it is the 28th day of the fifth month, 1991 and we
The Thick and Thin of It SARAH [34] Click HERE for the full page article If someone asked me why I was anorexic or how it all started, that we be a very long conversation. The more family members
Dear Anorexia KATIE [17] Click HERE for the full page article Dear Anorexia, We’ve known each other a while now, I used to feel like you were my best friend, but I’m starting to realise that you are an
The Impact of Food Guilt LISA [35] Click HERE for the full page article The Impact of Food Guilt Food guilt robs me of the joy of food – eating food, shopping for food, cooking. I used to adore food,
My Story of Struggling with Anorexia ASHLEIGH [16] AND HER MOTHER Click HERE for the full page article What is Anorexia What The person themselves can do My letter to Anorexia Experiences of my Mother Therapy What friends
Anti-Anorexic Credo Ilana [36] Click HERE for the full page article The end of November was the 3rd anniversary my “graduation” from the treatment program. As part of their graduation ceremony, I was encouraged to write a kind of treatise
Apology From Anorexia To Myself Part III DAVID [13] Click HERE for the full page article DATE: 10TH AUGUST, 2006 In the month of November in the year of 2005, I was smothered in the darkness of anorexia and
Apology From Anorexia To Myself Part II DAVID [12] Click HERE for the full page article Dear Anorexia: Before we met, I was a happy, humorous and strong young man. Then, once upon a time when I was