Weight, Diet and Body Image: What Every Therapist Needs to Know
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Weight, Diet and Body Image: What Every Therapist Needs to Know

by Edward Abramson

Psychology Health therapy
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Essential reading for therapists, this book by Edward Abramson delves into the intersections of weight, diet, and body image. It provides foundational knowledge to enhance therapeutic support for clients dealing with these pervasive issues, promoting informed and empathetic care in practice.

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Weight, Diet and Body Image: What Every Therapist Needs to Know offers critical information for mental health professionals. Written by Edward Abramson, it addresses key aspects of how weight and dieting impact clients' well-being.

The book explores the psychological dimensions of body image, helping therapists understand underlying issues. It emphasizes the importance of awareness in therapeutic practice to foster effective interventions.

Designed for professionals, this resource ensures therapists are informed about common challenges related to weight and diet. It promotes a comprehensive approach to supporting clients in achieving healthier self-perceptions.

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