Obesity in Adolescence: Sense and Meaning
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Obesity in Adolescence: Sense and Meaning

by Arilane Da Silva V. Tavares, Livania B. Tavares

Psychology Health Young Adult
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Obesity in Adolescence: Sense and Meaning by Arilane Da Silva V. Tavares and Livania B. Tavares delves into the profound implications of obesity during teenage years. This book uncovers the physical and psychological layers of the issue, offering insights into its impact on development and well-being. It advocates for greater understanding to foster effective support and prevention efforts in adolescence.

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Obesity in Adolescence: Sense and Meaning offers a thoughtful exploration of the challenges faced by young people dealing with obesity. Authored by Arilane Da Silva V. Tavares and Livania B. Tavares, the book addresses the underlying factors that contribute to this condition during a pivotal stage of development.

The work emphasizes the importance of understanding the physical, emotional, and social dimensions of adolescent obesity. It provides a framework for interpreting the experiences of those affected, highlighting the need for compassionate and informed approaches.

Through its focused lens, the book encourages readers to consider the broader implications of obesity on adolescent well-being. It serves as a resource for professionals, educators, and families seeking to navigate this complex topic.

The authors draw on their expertise to present a balanced perspective, promoting awareness and meaningful dialogue around prevention and support strategies.

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