I’ve learned to my chagrin that eating disorders are increasingly present in the Orthodox community, though at a much lower rate than in the secular world.<\/p>\n
I heard one theory I found fascinating — an eating disorder is often a desire to avoid growing up.<\/p>\n
From a new book<\/a>:<\/p>\n # Understand the illness you are dealing with (page 19) I’ve learned to my chagrin that eating disorders are increasingly present in the Orthodox community, though at a much lower rate than in the secular world. I heard one theory I found fascinating — an eating disorder is often a … Continue reading
\n# Differentiate the different types of Eating Disorders (page 23)
\n# How best to recover from the shock of finding out about your girl’s Eating Disorder (page 26)
\n# How to talk to your suffering daughter (page 32)
\n# How Dad can positively contribute to treatment and healing, and support your child (page 127)
\n# Understanding the risks and long-term effects of untreated Anorexia or Bulimia (page 35)
\n# Why Eating Disorders strike (page 49)
\n# Who is affected by Anorexia and Bulimia, and how to deal with it (page 50)
\n# Identifying the early warning signs of Eating Disorders (page 28)
\n# The questions to ask Medical Specialists (page 77)
\n# What your Doctor can do to help (page 78)
\n# When clinic treatment is required (page 88)
\n# How a dietitian can help restore some balance (page 80)
\n# Getting to the bottom of the causes and stress underlying your daughter’s illness (page 55)
\n# Explanations of specific treatments (page 90)
\n# An Action Plan for at-home treatment (page 112)
\n# How to communicate with your daughter while fighting the illness (page 143)
\n# How to demonstrate your love at every opportunity (page 127, 137 )
\n# What not to say when dealing with Anorexia and Bulimia (page 144)
\n# What makes a Hero Dad (page 135)
\n# Avoiding the tricks and pitfalls of Anorexia’s evil ‘cheats’ (page 163)
\n# Looking after yourself and your sanity during the illness (page 180)
\n# Show you how to plan and manage a positive approach to Eating Disorders at home (page 114)
\n# Find treatment for the illness best suited to your individual situation (page 90)
\n# Avoid the pitfalls of relying on GPs and the public hospital system (page 78)
\n# Prevent your family from being consumed by the illness too (page 191)
\n# Ultimately, save your daughter’s life! Click Here!<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"