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BITING THE HAND THAT STARVES YOU CHAPTER FIVE A Conversation with Bridget Previously Unpublished Richard Maisel, David Epston, Ali Borden Click HERE for the full page article How does the “manner of speaking” and thinking about anorexia/bulimia introduced in the
Anti-Anorexia/Bulimia: A Polemics Of Life And Death David Epston and Rick Maisel From Malson, H. and Burns, M.(2009), Critical Feminist Approaches to Eating Dis/orders, London, Routledge Click HERE for the full page article Introduction The following is excerpted from a
Cracks – unsuffering myself and my daughter: a conversation with antianorexia/ bulimia Julie King and David Epston Context October 2009 9 Click HERE for the full page article Introduction For many years I battled anorexia/bulimia (a/b); undiagnosed and mostly unsupported.
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
Countering That Which Is Called Anorexia ANDREW LOCK, DAVID EPSTON, AND RICHARD MAISEL Lock, A., Epston, D., and Maisel, R. (2004) Vol. 14-2, Countering That Which Is Called Anorexia, Narrative Inquiry. 275-302. October 2, 2002 Andrew Lock School
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
An Anti-Anorexic Christmas DAVID EPSTON WITH MANDY Click HERE for the full page article Mandy, aged 23, is meeting with David along with her mother, Donna (late 40s) and her father, Jack (early 50s) early in the new year
Anti-Anorexic Parenting RICHARD, ANN & DAVID EPSTON Click HERE for the full page article David: What I suspect would be of interest to other parents and families are your reflections on becoming “anti-anorexic parents”? Ann: At the hospital, 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