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Anorexia Nervosa and Related Eating Disorders in Childhood and Adolescence
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Part 1: Personal Experiences. T. Haggiag, The Broken Jigsaw: A Child's Perspective. M. MacDonald, Bewildered, Blamed and Broken-hearted: Parents' Views of Anorexia Nervosa. Part 2: Context and Course of Early Onset Eating Disorders. R. Bryant-Waugh, Overview of the Eating Disorders. J. Doyle, R. Bryant-Waugh, Epidemiology. B. Lask, Aetiology. M. Neiderman, Prognosis and Outcome. Part 3: Assessment and Treatment. D. Christie, B. Watkins, B. Lask, Assesment. D. Nicholls, R. de Bruyn, I. Gordon, Physical Assessment and Complications. B. Lask, Overview of Management. P. Honig, Family Work. D. Christie, Cognitive-behavioural Therapeutic Techniques for Children with Eating Disorders. J. Magagna, Individual Psychotherapy. P. Honig, W. Sharman, Inpatient Management. M. Close, Physiotherapy and Exercise. S. Wright, Group Work. A. Tate, Schooling. M. Bentovim, Ethical and Legal Issues. Epilogue. Index of Cases. Author Index. Subject Index.

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"This is a comprehensive book, suitable for a wide range of professionals who deal with children and adolescents with eating disorders. It is clearly written and refers to known research in this area as well as offering practical guidance on assessment and management based on a depth of experience at Great Ormond Street Hospital."
-Anne Stewart, The Warneford Hospital, Oxford
"This is an unusually successful book as it has the coherence of a single authored book, but with the range of expertise, ideas, and creativity of a multiauthored book. It is a brilliant tribute to team work. The multifaceted nature of eating disorders requires a wide range of expertise and this is certainly found in this book with contributions from psychiatry, psychology, physiotherapy, teaching, internal medicine, radiology, and various forms of therapy, family work, individual therapy, and cognitive-behavioural therapy. There have been rapid changes in the field in terms of aetiological and treatment research and so the updated second edition is to be welcomed."
-Janet Treasure, Institute of Psychiatry, London

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