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Moral Dueling: Anorexia vs. Anti-Anorexia DAVID EPSTON Click HERE for the full page article Anorexia improperly claims that it possesses the moral authority to decide the fate of a person – whether they are a ‘somebody’ or a ‘nobody’; whether
What Is Anti-Anorexia/Bulimia? Eva Wisdom Click HERE for the full page article What is anti-anorexia? How is it to be defined? We cannot appeal to a dictionary to find its definition. It is a term that has as many interpretations
Consultation: Gerald MARY[17] Click HERE for the full page article Dear Gerald, David Epston mentioned to me that you are very much unsure about the relationship with your sister, Kerry. I also have a brother and I think he
Separating the Person from the Problem DAVID EPSTON Click HERE for the full page article Few problems have the comparable capacity to ‘make over’ one’s identity as completely as anorexia. To those who have known and loved these young
Breaking the Spell: A Conversation with Jenny and Ron DAVID EPSTON Click HERE for the full page article David: Well, we were going to meet last week but I understand that we almost lost you. Ron: I had a
Letter of Apology to Jenny DAVID EPSTON Click HERE for the full page article Dear Jenny, I am writing to follow up our phone discussion last week. I suspect that you would have experienced my anti-anorexic earnestness as criticism. If
The History of the Archives of Resistance: Anti-anorexia/ Anti-bulimia DAVID EPSTON Click HERE for the full page article The website has been compiled from the moral imperative to make the ‘archives’ available. An archive “is a place where public
Introductory Essay: Fighting Words DAVID EPSTON WITH RICK MAISEL Click HERE for the full page article The following quotation is one of the first public statements of the so-called ‘anorexic’, Ellen West, who was later to suicide. Or was
Joel, Can you Help Me Train Amber to be a Guard Dog? Sasha, Amber, Joel Fay, Isha, and David Epston Click HERE for the full page article From: Journal of Brief Therapy, Vol 3-2, Special Issue, 2004, pp. 97-106
A New Genre of a Narrative Therapy Approach to the Problems of Young People and their Families/Communities David Epston: Workshop Notes 2009 Click HERE for the full page article Let us imagine Jack has a problem and is wondering