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Suzanne Abraham, MD

• Disordered Eating and Pregnancy, (Part 2)

Carol Adair, PhD

• The EDQLS: A New Instrument for Measuring Quality of Life

Mary Adkins, BA

• This Just In: Bigger is Better

Susan Albers, Psy.D.

• HEART TO HEART: Eating Mindfully
• Mindful Eating 101 for College Students

Kelly C. Allison, PhD

• Recognizing Night Eating Syndrome

Magali Amadei

• The Truths of Recovery

Arnold Andersen, MD

• Involuntary Treatment of Patients with Eating Disorders
• Ethical Conflicts in the Care of Anorexia Nervosa Patients
• Anorexia Nervosa: Curious Past, Hopeful Future
• Anorexia Nervosa: 11 Areas of Advancement
• Revising the Diagnosis of Anorexia Nervosa Will Improve Patient Care

Carrie Arnold, MPH

• The Path Less Traveled: Anorexia and Beyond
• One Mind at a Time: Talking Back to the Media

Anna M. Bardone–Cone, PhD

• Defining What it Means to Be "Recovered"

Maggie Baumann, MA, MFT Intern

• Gift of Intimacy—Your Biggest Gift to Yourself
• Life During Recovery: Questions to Ask Yourself
• Pregorexia Starves Mom and Baby
• Q & A: Trust Is Core to Recovery

Danielle Beck–Ellsworth, MS, MFT

• Mindfulness Tips for Eating Disorders
• Prevention Groups in Communities and Homes

Carolyn Black Becker, PhD

• Integrating Dialectical Behavior Therapy Into Exposure Therapy for Complex Posttraumatic Stress Disorder

Cindy Nappa Bitter, BS, CLC

• Working With a Coach During Eating Disorders Recovery

Lee Wolfe Blum

• Reflection
• Leaving Inpatient Treatment: "Good as New?"

Nicole Bourquin, MS, BA

• Young Athletes and Disordered Eating

Wayne Bowers, PhD

• Involuntary Treatment of Patients with Eating Disorders

Monica Bracht, MA, LADAC

• Interventions and Eating Disorders: Part 2, Taking Action
• Part 1: Introduction to Interventions and Eating Disorders

Timothy D. Brewerton, MD, DFAPA, FAED

• The Role of Traumatic Experiences

Keesha Broome

• HEART TO HEART: Loving Kindness

Sarah R. Brotsky, Psy.D.

• Understanding Stages of Change in the Recovery Process
• Starving in Cyberspace: The Pro–Anorexia/Bulimia Websites

Brené Brown, PhD, LMSW

• Embracing Imperfection

Krista E. Brown, BA

• Readiness and Motivation Models for Friends and Family

Kyla Buckingham

• Help! I'm a College Freshman
• Maintaining Healthy Friendships
• Entering the Blogosphere

Cynthia M. Bulik, Ph.D.

• Tracing the Biological and Sociocultural Origins of Eating Disorders

Thomas F. Cash, PhD

• Body Image: Learning to Like Your Looks and Yourself

Mark Cohen, DSW, MPH

• Obesity and Binge Eating Disorder

Rebecca Cooper, MA

• Relationships and Recovery
• Relationships and Recovery
• Creating Boundaries: One Step on the Path to Freedom

Dawn Copeland, MFA

• A Healthy Eating Rituals for You and Your Family

Mollie Coughlin, M.A.,CEDA

• The Initial Assessment: What to Expect

Anita P. Courcoulas, MD, MPH

• Eating Problems after Bariatric Surgery

Kelly Coutee, LPC, LMFT, MA, RN

• Identity and the Power of Affirmations
• BOOK REVIEWS: The Food and Feelings Workbook
• BOOK REVIEWS: Re–versing the Numbers
• BOOK REVIEWS: What's Eating You

Carolyn Costin MA, MEd, MFT

• HEART TO HEART: Loving Kindness
• Soul Lessons: Finding the Meaning of Life
• Soul Lessons: Finding the Meaning of Life, Part 2
• How to Get the Most Out of Your Treatment Team

Shannon Cutts

• Mentoring as an Essential Component of Recovery
• How to be a Good Mentor

Laurie Daily–Murphy, CEDS

• What to Say, What Not to Say To a Person in Recovery from an Eating Disorder
• Recovery Tips After Residential Treatment

Nan Dellheim

• A Possible Prevention Tool Comes Out of the Closet

Katrien Devidt, MA

• Why Do Patients Drop Out of Therapy?

Joanne Dolhanty, PhD

• Using Emotions to Help in Recovery

Diana Domnitei, BS

• Eating Disorders at Middle Age, Part 2

Anne Edwards

• The Bench
• Ebb Tide
• Mosaic
• Walk Toward The Light

Scott Engel, PhD

• Impulsive Behavior in Eating Disorders

Michael Feldman

• Males and Body Image Issues

Brian Fisak, Jr., MS

• Vegetarianism and Eating Disorders: A Perfect Cover?

Judith M. Ford

• The Role of Self–Expression in Recovery

Ellen Frankel, LCSW

• Challenging Heightism and Weightism: Living Beyond Measure

Rita Freedman, PhD

• Did You Hug Your Mirror Today?

Sandra Friedman, MA

• Building Resilience to Eating Disorders in Boys
• Basic Intervention Skills for Parents

Maria Frisch

• Opportunities Abound! Using Your Recovery to Make a Difference

Jill A. Gaskill, MSN, CRNP

• Does Olanzapine Affect the Rate of Weight Gain Among Inpatients with Eating Disorders?

Josie Geller, PhD

• Assessing Readiness and Motivation for Change: Challenges and Practical Advice
• Readiness and Motivation Models for Friends and Family

Rachael Goren

• Yoga and Eating Disorders

Amy Grabowski, MA, LCPC

• Anger, The Misunderstood Emotion
• Breaking Anxiety's Grip

Barbara R. Graf, MS, RD, CD, ACSM–HFI

• HEART TO HEART: The Human Body

Angela Grassi, MS, RD, LDN

• Binge Eating and PCOS: Is there a Connection?

John Greaser, PhD

• Confessions of a Father

Steven K. Grinspoon, MD

• Bone Loss in Anorexia Nervosa: Mechanisms and Treatment Options

Trisha Gura, PhD

• Eating Disorders on the Internet: Proceed with Caution

Robyn H.

• Inpatient Nightmares: Lessons Learned and Shared

Gail Hall, LMSW, DCSW

• Winning the War Within: Dealing with Negative Self–Talk

Leslie J. Heinberg, PhD

• Q and A: Body Image Disturbance

Zipora Hochdorf, PhD

• Attachment to Life in Anorexia Nervosa

Robyn L. Hunter

• On Loving Someone With an Eating Disorder: Questions and Answers
• Using Your Voice: Telling Someone You Have an Eating Disorder
• Thoughts on Recovery from a Recovering Mother

Jasmin Ilkay, MPH, RD

• Simple Tips for Eating Healthy on Campus

Joel P. Jahraus, MD

• Pregnancy and Eating Disorders

Divya Kakaiya, Ph.D., CEDS

• The Initial Assessment: What to Expect

Melissa A. Kalarchian, PhD

• Eating Problems after Bariatric Surgery
• Binge Eating Disorder: Progress and Prospects

Cynthia R. Kalodner, PhD

• BOOK REVIEWS: This Mean Disease
• BOOK REVIEWS: Running on Empty
• BOOK REVIEWS: Perfect

Kathy Kater, LICSW

• A New Approach for Treating Eating Disorders: Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT)

Walter H. Kaye, M.D.

• Serotonin: Implications for the Etiology and Treatment of Eating Disorders

Diane Keddy, MS, RD

• NUTRITION HOTLINE: Aw, nuts!
• NUTRITION HOTLINE: Dieting and Eating Disorders
• NUTRITION HOTLINE: Dietitians vs. Nutritionists
• NUTRITION HOTLINE: Blood Cholesterol Levels and Anorexia Nervosa
• NUTRITION HOTLINE: Fish Oil Pills
• NUTRITION HOTLINE: Seasons and Recovery
• NUTRITION HOTLINE: Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome
• NUTRITION HOTLINE: Picky Eating and Eating Disorders
• NUTRITION HOTLINE: Kinds of Fat
• NUTRITION HOTLINE: Salmon Benefits and Risks
• NUTRITION HOTLINE: Low Carb Diets
• NUTRITION HOTLINE: Incorporating a Food Plan
• NUTRITION HOTLINE: Factors for Healthy Exercise
• NUTRITION HOTLINE: Prediabetic Concerns
• NUTRITION HOTLINE: Splenda Usage
• NUTRITION HOTLINE: Foods for Osteoporosis
• NUTRITION HOTLINE: Is Sugar Addictive?
• NUTRITION HOTLINE: The New Food Piramid
• NUTRITION HOTLINE: What to Expect in Your Initial Consultation
• NUTRITION HOTLINE: Are Diet Pills Safe?
• NUTRITION HOTLINE: Natural Weight
• NUTRITION HOTLINE: How Much Water?
• NUTRITION HOTLINE: Food Journals
• NUTRITION HOTLINE: Protein in Every Meal
• NUTRITION HOTLINE: How Much Protein
• NUTRITION HOTLINE: Just Fruit for Breakfast
• NUTRITION HOTLINE: Metabolism Test
• NUTRITION HOTLINE: Chewing Gum
• NUTRITION HOTLINE: Food Combinations
• NUTRITION HOTLINE: Trans Fat Confusion
• NUTRITION HOTLINE: Sugar Cravings
• NUTRITION HOTLINE: Laxitives
• NUTRITION HOTLINE: Diabetes
• NUTRITION HOTLINE: High Cholesterol
• NUTRITION HOTLINE: Criteria for Recovery?
• NUTRITION HOTLINE: Acid Reflux
• NUTRITION HOTLINE: When to Exercise
• NUTRITION HOTLINE: Overexercise
• NUTRITION HOTLINE: Holiday Eating
• NUTRITION HOTLINE: Vegetarian Diet
• NUTRITION HOTLINE: Organic Foods
• NUTRITION HOTLINE: No More Numbers
• NUTRITION HOTLINE: Moderate Exercise
• NUTRITION HOTLINE: Give Your Body Enough Fuel
• NUTRITION HOTLINE: Depression and Diet
• NUTRITION HOTLINE: Vitamin D
• NUTRITION HOTLINE: Vitamin Deficiencies
• NUTRITION HOTLINE: The Importance of Minerals
• NUTRITION HOTLINE: How to Avoid Bingeing at Night
• NUTRITION HOTLINE: Artificial Sweeteners?
• NUTRITION HOTLINE: Smoothies as a Meal?
• NUTRITION HOTLINE: Benefits of Chocolate?
• NUTRITION HOTLINE: Flax vs. Fish Oil?
• NUTRITION HOTLINE: Benefits of Leafy Greens?
• NUTRITION HOTLINE: Nutrition and Immunity

Pamela K. Keel, PhD

• Defining Purging Disorder in Practice

Lee Kern, LCSW

• Five Stages for Lifelong Recovery

Jean Kilbourne

• Falling In Love With Food

Nancy L. King, MS, RD, CDE

• Nutrition Care for Clients with Diabetes and An Eating Disorder

Kathleen Burns Kingsbury, LMHC, CPCC

• Connecting to Recovery Online
• Attention Shoppers: How Money and Recovery Are Related

Karen R. Koenig, LCSW, M.Ed

• Motivation Matters When it Comes to Overcoming an Eating Disorder
• What Recovering From an Eating Disorder Will Teach You
• How Feminism Can Help You Recover from Eating Problems
• The Role of Healthy Shame in Resolving Eating Problems
• HEALTHY VS. "NORMAL" EATING, THEN AND NOW
• Putting Emotions to Work to Overcome Your Eating Disorder
• Readiness for Change

Jacquie Koewler

• HEART TO HEART: Advocating for Me

Karin Kratina, PhD, RD

• Finding Freedom with Food: Attuned Eating

David Krueger, MD

• Writing a New Story Some Contributions from Professional Coaching

Susan Landry

• Perfectionism and the Pursuit of Failure

Lauren Langley, APRN–BC

• Relapse Prevention: A Critical Aspect of Treatment Planning

Yael Latzer, DSc

• Attachment to Life in Anorexia Nervosa

Pierre Leichner, MD, FRCPC

• The Death of Nasogastric Tube Feeding

Marlee Lynn Lemoncelli, RD, LDN

• Break the Cycle of Mindless Eating

Martha Peaslee Levine, M.D

• Writing for Health
• The Hunger for Unconditional Love

Michael Levine, PhD

• Combating the Negative Impact of Mass Media

Michele D. Levine, PhD

• Psychosocial Treatment of Binge Eating Disorder: An Update

Richard Levine, MD

• The Hunger for Unconditional Love

John L. Levitt, PhD

• Eating Disorders and Self–Harm: A Chaotic Intersection
• Self–Destructive Behavior and Eating Disorders: A Complex Intersection

Joanna Lindenbaum, MA

• A Healthy Eating Rituals for You and Your Family

Aimee Liu

• Recovery is Character Building
• Making Up for Lost Time: Resuming the Path to Maturity After an Eating Disorder

Andrea LoBue, LMFCC

• HEART TO HEART: When Nothing Works, Try Doing Nothing

James Lock, M.D., Ph.D.

• Evolving Treatments for Adolescents with Anorexia Nervosa: The Role of Families in Recovery

Tami J. Lyon, MS, RD, CDE

• Treatment Contracts

Anita Sinicrope Maier, MSW

• An Urgent Call to 'Active Duty'

Christine R. Maldonado, MA

• Defining What it Means to Be "Recovered"

Lauren Manasse–Latham, LICSW

• Lessons Learned Along the Way

Gisele Marcoux, PhD

• The EDQLS: A New Instrument for Measuring Quality of Life

Marsea Marcus, LMFCC

• HEART TO HEART: When Nothing Works, Try Doing Nothing

Marsha D. Marcus, PhD

• Does Olanzapine Affect the Rate of Weight Gain Among Inpatients with Eating Disorders?
• Psychosocial Treatment of Binge Eating Disorder: An Update
• Eating Problems after Bariatric Surgery
• Binge Eating Disorder: Progress and Prospects

Courtney E. Martin

• How to Become a Body Image Outcast

Lynne Martin, RD

• An Argument for Recovery—The Minnesota Starvation Experiment

Nancy Matsumoto

• Family Based Treatment: New Directions

Michelle May, MD

• Q and A: Boosting and Fueling Metabolism

Elizabeth B. McCabe, MSW

• Does Olanzapine Affect the Rate of Weight Gain Among Inpatients with Eating Disorders?

Christine McFarlane

• HEART TO HEART: Change
• Believing in Yourself

Beth Hartman McGilley, PhD, FAED

• Healing Mantras for Recovery

Brian McKay, DDS

• Bulimia and Your Teeth

Johanna Marie McShane, PhD

• Denial: An Obstacle to Recovery
• Chronic Eating Disorders in Midlife
• When Your Parent Has an Eating Disorder…
• A Son Who Needs Help
• "I'm the father of a daughter with an eating disorder and I feel totally done. What should I do?"

Gail McVey, PhD, C.Psych

• Peer Support Groups: Building Resilience Against Disordered Eating

Philip S. Mehler, MD

• Q and A: Refeeding Process
• The Risk of Osteoporosis in Anorexia Nervosa

Diane Mickley, MD

• Medication for Anorexia Nervosa and Bulimia Nervosa
• Pregnancy and Eating Disorders

Karen K. Miller, MD

• Bone Loss: A Serious Complication of Anorexia

Laura Minges, BSW

• Eating Disorders and Physical Disability

James E. Mitchell MD

• Bulimia Nervosa: A Quest to Improve Intervention and Treatment
• Herbal Agents Used by Eating Disorder Patients
• Recent Research in Bulimia Nervosa
• Recent Treatment Research in Bulimia Nervosa
• Recent Research on Bulimia Nervosa

Michael D. Myers, MD

• Leptin: What 'Fat Rats' Have Taught Us
• Q and A: What are Electrolytes?

Claire Mysko

• The Truths of Recovery

Abigail Natenshon MA, LCSW, GCFP

• Finding the Needle in the Haystack of Eating Disorder Care–Providers

Gretchen Rose Newmark, MA, RD, LD

• Study: Pro–Eating Disorder Web Sites Influence Teens
• Hatha Yoga for People with Eating Disorders
• Meditation as Mindfulness Training
• Eating Disorders as a Source of Meaning, Religion, and Ritual

Mandi Newton, RN, PhD

• How Effective Are Internet–Based Programs For Preventing Eating Disorders?
• What Are Romantic Relationships Like When You Have Anorexia Nervosa?
• Intimacy and Anorexia Nervosa

Chris Noorduin, MA

• Coping with Stressful Family Meals Patients, Parents and Therapist Around the Table

Linda Nyquist, PhD

• Disturbances in the Self: A Source of Eating Disorders

Tony Paulson, PhD

• Talking to Your Loved One: Positive Communication Tips

Catherine Pearte

• Relapse Prevention: Once Is Enough

Rachel D. Peterson BA

• Vegetarianism and Eating Disorders: A Perfect Cover?

Willow Peterson

• Return to Self – A Journey Through Self–Harm

Angela Picot, PhD

• Steps in Choosing the Right Treatment Facility

Joanna Poppink, LMFT

• No Limits: How Does Boundary Invasion Contribute to an Eating Disorder

Christina Powell, MSW, PLMHP

• Assertive Family Communication: Tips for Parents of Adolescents with Eating Disorders

Judith Ruskay Rabinor, PhD

• Reclaiming the Body: Anorexia and Bulimia in the Jewish Community
• Seven C's in Choosing a Therapist

Rebecca Ruggles Radcliffe

• Love Is Gentle, Love Is Kind
• More Than My Body: Making a Difference in a Broken World
• Hope: The Doorway to the Future
• Making Relationships Work Part 1: Cultivating Relationships
• Making Relationships Work Part 2: New Skills Make Relationships Bloom
• HEART TO HEART: A Journey to the Heart

Tara Redepenning

• The Many Voices of ED

Marlene Reimer, PhD

• The EDQLS: A New Instrument for Measuring Quality of Life

Jill Robinson

• Recovery Is the Best Choice Around

James L. Roerig, PharmD, BCPP

• Herbal Agents Used by Eating Disorder Patients

Maria P.P. Root, PhD

• Relapse: An Essential Part of Recovery

Nikki Rosen R.S.W.

• Anorexia Nervosa in The Elderly

Jean Rubel, Th.D.

• Ten Tips to Feeling Comfortable with Your Changing Body

Melissa Ruggles

• Six Tips for Grocery Shopping in Recovery
• HEART TO HEART: Two Steps Forward, One Step Back

Shelly Russell–Mayhew, PhD, C.Psych

• Betwixt and Be'Tween: Puberty and Body Image

Melanie S.

• Visiting Internet Chat Rooms on Eating Disorders

Ira M. Sacker, MD

• Identity, Passion, and Eating Disorders

John Samanich, MD

• Treatment for Adolescents and Young Children

Lori A. Sansone, MD

• Eating Disorders and Self–Harm: A Chaotic Intersection

Randy A. Sansone, MD

• Eating Disorders and Self–Harm: A Chaotic Intersection
• Self–Destructive Behavior and Eating Disorders: A Complex Intersection

Jenni Schaefer, BS

• The Lies of Perfectionism
• Tips for Battling Perfectionism
• HEART TO HEART: There is Always Hope
• Music as the Healer: The Power of Music in Recovery

Carol Schroeder

• Q and A: Aftercare: Essential to Sustaining Recovery

Susan Schulherr

• Recovery from the Top Down or the Bottom Up?

Andrew Selders

• Recent Treatment Research in Bulimia Nervosa

Jessica Setnick, MS, RD/LD

• Silence the Food Critic

Sari Shepphird PhD

• Assertiveness Training and Eating Disorders Recovery

Roberta Sherman, PhD

• How to Know When a Young Athlete's Exercise Is a Problem
• The Female Athlete Triad

Tom Shiltz, MSW, CADCIII

• Too Strong For Our Tools
• HEART TO HEART: Reframing Powerlessness
• Redirecting Will

Jane Shure, LCSW, PhD

• The Role of Shame in Eating Disorders

Laura Simpson, RN

• BOOK REVIEWS: The Body Myth: Adult Women and the Pressure to be Perfect
• BOOK REVIEWS: Intuitive Eating: A Revolutionary Program That Works

Mae S. Sokol, MD

• Infection–Triggered Anorexia Nervosa
• Infection–Triggered Anorexia Nervosa (PANDAS AN)
• Assertive Family Communication: Tips for Parents of Adolescents with Eating Disorders

Kristine J. Steffen, PharmD

• Recent Research on Bulimia Nervosa

Karen Farchaus Stein, PhD, RN

• Disturbances in the Self: A Source of Eating Disorders

Mary K. Stein

• Eating Disorders Awareness and Prevention Act: Still Not a Reality
• Exploring Better Access to Care for Minority, Underserved Populations
• Conference Explores Better Access to Care for Minority Populations, Part 2
• Sociocultural Influences and Eating Disorders Around the Globe
• Tantalizing Neurobiological and Genetic Clues to the Development of Eating Disorders
• National Conference Aims to Increase Awareness of Eating Disorders
• New Treatment Options for Children with Eating Disorders
• Establishing a Better Therapeutic Alliance with Young Eating Disorders Patients
• Using the Internet to Deliver Therapy and Fighting Old Unhealthful Food Patterns
• Managing Weight Across the Spectrum of Eating Disorders
• FDA Committee Reviews Orlistat as an Over–the–Counter Agent
• Report Calls for Major Improvements in Eating Disorder Research
• Taking a Global Approach to Eating Disorders
• Meeting the Challenges of Diagnosing Eating Disorders
• The Transition Phase of Treatment: A New Model ‚Äö?Ñ?¨ Part 1. Beginning at the Beginning
• The Transition Phase of Treatment: A New Model – Part 2. Working with The Transition Team
• New Directions and Challenges Ahead for Eating Disorders
• Caring for the Caregivers: Focusing on the Family in Treatment
• On the Trail of Treatment for Anorexia Nervosa
• Five Eating Disorders Groups Successfully Challenge a University's Policy
• Coming Face to Face with Seriously Ill and Suicidal Clients
• Eating Disorders Professionals Are Challenged by Activists on Public Health Issues
• The Dangers of Herbal Weight Loss Products
• Compulsive Behaviors in the Family

Mary Stock, PhD, LCSW

• Relapse Prevention: A Critical Aspect of Treatment Planning

Michael Strober, Ph.D.

• Serotonin: Implications for the Etiology and Treatment of Eating Disorders

Mary Tantillo, Ph.D., R.N., C.S.

• Eating Disorders Multifamily Therapy Group: Capitalizing on the Healing Power of Relationships

Stacey Tantleff–Dunn, PhD

• Relapse Prevention: Once Is Enough
• Vegetarianism and Eating Disorders: A Perfect Cover?

Lynette Taylor, MT–BC

• Music as the Healer: The Power of Music in Recovery

Elizabeth R. Thomas, NP

• Bone Loss in Anorexia Nervosa: Mechanisms and Treatment Options

J. Kevin Thompson, PhD

• Q and A: Body Image Disturbance

Ron A. Thompson, Ph.D.

• The Female Athlete Triad

David L. Tobin, PhD

• How Long Will I Be in Treatment?

Teresa A. Treat, PhD

• Does Olanzapine Affect the Rate of Weight Gain Among Inpatients with Eating Disorders?

Evelyn Tribole, MS, RD

• Why and How to Give Yourself Permission to Eat Anything
• Intuitive Eating: Can You Be Healthy and Eat Anything?

Adam Gilden Tsai, MD

• Are Weight–Loss Programs Effective?

Ellie Van Vreckem, MA

• Brothers and Sisters: How They Can Help You Recover

Walter Vandereycken, MD, PhD

• Coping with Stressful Family Meals Patients, Parents and Therapist Around the Table
• Media Influences and Body Dissatisfaction in Young Women
• Dealing with Denial in Anorexia Nervosa
• Why Do Patients Drop Out of Therapy?
• Brothers and Sisters: How They Can Help You Recover

Elizabeth Wack

• Relapse Prevention: Once Is Enough

Thomas A. Wadden, PhD

• Are Weight–Loss Programs Effective?

Sandra Wartski, Psy.D.

• The Power of Communication
• Rediscovering Yourself: Creating Healthy Passions and Goals

Tureka Watson, MS

• Involuntary Treatment of Patients with Eating Disorders

Linda M. Watts, MA, RD

• Nutrition Care for Clients with Diabetes and An Eating Disorder

Ken Weiner, MD

• The Risk of Osteoporosis in Anorexia Nervosa

Andrea Wachter, LMFT

• The Four Areas of Healing
• Q and A: If Diets Don't Work, What Does?
• Q and A: Self–Hatred Reversed
• Q and A: Nighttime Eating
• Q and A: Eating in Public
• Q and A: Weight Range
• Q and A: Taming Perfectionism

Sheri Weitz, RD

• Facing our Food Fears One at a Time…

Sarah White, BS

• Dealing With Transition Periods

Susan Willard, LCSW, BCD

• Relapse Prevention: A Critical Aspect of Treatment Planning

Claire V. Wiseman, Ph.D.

• Q and A: What Is Cognitive Behavior Therapy?

Kari B. Wolfe, MS, CPC

• Treatment Transitions: Improving Patient Recovery Through Effective Collaboration

Stephen Wonderlich, PhD

• Impulsive Behavior in Eating Disorders

Lindsay Woolman, BA

• Working with a Recovered Professional

Joel Yager, M.D.

• Eating Disorders: Looking Ahead

Claudia Zayfert, PhD

• Integrating Dialectical Behavior Therapy Into Exposure Therapy for Complex Posttraumatic Stress Disorder

Dina Zeckhausen, PhD

• Prevention: It's Never Too Young To Start

Kathryn Zerbe, MD

• Eating Disorders at Middle Age, Part 1

Steve Zimmer, LCSW

• Q and A: Finding a Therapist
• Q and A: Conflict With Therapist

Nancy Zucker, Ph.D.

• The Many Faces of Perfectionism