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  Help Your Teenager Beat an Eating Disorder (Paperback) By (author) James E. Lock, By (author) Daniel Le Grange

  

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  Short Description for Help Your Teenager Beat an Eating DisorderAlways harmful and potentially deadly, eating disorders can wreak havoc on families. This powerful and controversial book by top researchers argues that parents are not the culprits but the key to their teen's recovery.
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  • Publisher: Guilford Publications
  • Published: 01 February 2005
  • Format: Paperback 286 pages
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  • Categories: Eating Disorders & Therapy | Coping With Eating Disorders | Advice On Parenting | Teenagers: Advice For Parents
  • ISBN 13: 9781572309081 ISBN 10: 1572309083
  • Sales rank: 36,536

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• Always harmful and potentially deadly, eating disorders can wreak havoc on families. Unfortunately, the same can often be said of their treatment: blaming parents for the illness, many eating disorder programs exclude parents and widen the rift in an already shattered family. This powerful and controversial book by top researchers James Lock and Daniel le Grange argues that parents are not the culprits but the key to their teen's recovery. Based on new research, Help Your Teenager Beat an Eating Disorder shows how parents can break the disorder's control over their child's mind and re-establish normal eating and family relations. The odds for full recovery drop precipitously if treatment is delayed. A radically important wake up call, this book urges parents to act now.