Anorexia nervosa : a survival guide for families, friends, and sufferers / Janet Treasure.

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Treasure, Janet

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9780863777608 (pbk.) :
0863777600 (pbk) :

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Anorexia nervosa -- Popular works

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616.85262 22

Summary: When anorexia strikes an individual and her family everyone is thrown into confusion by the mixture of emotions that emerge. Treasure answers common questions about the illness, and shows how families and professionals can co-operate to overcome it.

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Originally published: Hove: Psychology.

Includes bibliographical references.

When anorexia strikes an individual and her family everyone is thrown into confusion by the mixture of emotions that emerge. Treasure answers common questions about the illness, and shows how families and professionals can co-operate to overcome it.

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