Swallowing the hurt : exploring the links between anorexia, bulimia and violence against women and girls
Moore, Shelley
Swallowing the hurt : exploring the links between anorexia, bulimia and violence against women and girls Moore, Shelley - Ottawa Health Canada 2002 - 95 p. ; computer file : PDF format (755Kb)
This report examines the links between eating disorders and violence against women and girls. It is based on information gathered from published literature as well as consultations with community workers, health practitioners, and mental health professionals. "Swallowing the Hurt" has been designed for use by frontline workers, health care and social service professionals, educators, and researchers who offer services directly for or who may interact with women and girls experiencing eating disorders or violence. Although the report specifically explores the links between violence and the development of disordered eating, the vast majority of participating service providers caution that abuse should not be considered as the only precursor to eating disorders.
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662315227
ADOLESCENTS
EATING DISORDERS
INTERVENTION
MENTAL HEALTH
TREATMENT
WOMEN
INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE
SEXUAL VIOLENCE
CANADA
Swallowing the hurt : exploring the links between anorexia, bulimia and violence against women and girls Moore, Shelley - Ottawa Health Canada 2002 - 95 p. ; computer file : PDF format (755Kb)
This report examines the links between eating disorders and violence against women and girls. It is based on information gathered from published literature as well as consultations with community workers, health practitioners, and mental health professionals. "Swallowing the Hurt" has been designed for use by frontline workers, health care and social service professionals, educators, and researchers who offer services directly for or who may interact with women and girls experiencing eating disorders or violence. Although the report specifically explores the links between violence and the development of disordered eating, the vast majority of participating service providers caution that abuse should not be considered as the only precursor to eating disorders.
xxc
662315227
ADOLESCENTS
EATING DISORDERS
INTERVENTION
MENTAL HEALTH
TREATMENT
WOMEN
INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE
SEXUAL VIOLENCE
CANADA