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Emily T. TrosciankoPsychology Today |
Exploring pre-publication ethics for books on eating disorders and beyond.
Ethics-testing a memoir to decide whether to publish it.
Personal Perspective: Writing an accidental memoir, from blog to book.
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A middle way between “self-care” and me-versus-my-body conflict.
A simple way to take stock of your body-directed kindness and unkindness.
Putting two cognitive scripts into action for your recovery from eating disorders.
Comparing “letting go” with “letting oneself go” in anorexia recovery.
How the idea of letting yourself go stops you from doing what’s right for you.
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