Rules Of 'Normal' Eating : A Commonsense Approach for Dieters, Overeaters, Undereaters, Emotinal Eaters, and Everyone in Between!

KAREN R. KOENIG

ISBN 10: 0936077212 / ISBN 13: 9780936077215

Editore: Pub Group West October 2005, 2005

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Titolo: Rules Of 'Normal' Eating : A Commonsense ...

Casa editrice: Pub Group West October 2005

Data di pubblicazione: 2005

Legatura: Trade Paperback

Condizione: Good - Cash

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Riassunto:

A practical guide to overcoming various eating disorders presents the rules of "normal" eating while also outlining the various psychological issues that affect the way people eat, covering the behaviors and feelings that are commonly associated with eating as well. Original.

Informazioni sull?autore:

Karen R. Koenig
Contributor residences (Roxbury, MA):
Psychotherapist and educator, former chronic dieter and world-class binger, Karen Koenig, LicSW, M.Ed. transformed herself from overweight and unhappy to fulfilled and weight-comfortable by learning to become a "normal" eater. She is a clinical social worker in private practice with more than 20 years' experience helping hundreds of compulsive, emotional, and restrictive eaters learn to eat normally.
A skilled and dynamic teacher, Ms. Koenig runs graduate social work and psychology continuing education programs in eating and weight management, where she teaches her "normal eating" model. She is a founding member of the Greater Boston Committee of the Massachusetts Eating Disorders Association, and is an active member of the National Association of Social Workers, Massachusetts Chapter Private Practice Committee.
As a frequent contributor to Focus, NASW's state publication, Ms. Koenig has written columns on eating, weight, and body image problems. Her personal essays have been published in The Boston Globe, The Boston Herald, and other local and national publications. She was a semifinalist in the 1999 Massachusetts Film Office Screenwriting Contest and received a Certificate of Achievement in the 1996 Writer's Digest Literary Short Story Contest. Over the past three decades, she has been interviewed on radio, television, and in print and served as spokeswoman for groups such as 9 to 5, Organization of Women Office Workers, the FACE Program, and the Self-Esteem Boston Educational Institute.