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    personal communication, October 17, 2014), Bulimics blame themselves for the problems associated with their eating disorder; they pinpoint the cause onto themselves as an inability to cope. Bulimia Nervosa affects females and males equally; although the rate at which males seek treatment is much lower than women, there is no reason to believe one gender group is more subjective to the disorder. Bulimia is commonly known as the purging of food, through literal purging; however, Bulimia is much…

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    habit of binge eating. Her mom suffers with depression due to her husband’s death and her sister suffers from loneliness. Not only does Isabelle’s mom have trouble coping with the death, Isabelle deals with the death by binge eating then throwing up, better known as bulimia. This new habit is discovered by her younger sister…

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    throwing up the food, they are suffering from an illness called eating disorder. Eating…

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    There are three common types of eating disorders and are each defined with a different food behavior; Anorexia nervosa, Bulimia nervosa and Binge eating disorder. Anorexia nervosa is characterized by a distorted body image and severe dietary, which limits the quantity of food intake to a very small amount, that leads to a significant low body weight accompanied by an intense fear of gaining weight. According to the Program for Eating Disorders of Toronto, approximately 0.5% of the Canadian…

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    Eating Disorders Anorexia Nervosa is an eating disorder in which someone desires to lose weight, dreads gaining weight and is characterized by starvation and an unhealthy amount of weight loss. About 95% of those experiencing anorexia nervosa are women or girls and it is an extremely prevalent psychiatric disorders in young women. Some of the characteristics for this eating disorder are: an extreme amount of weight loss, refusing to eat certain foods and becoming very concerned with counting…

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    Nervosa The diagnosis and treatment of Bulimia eating disorder can be a tough journey to face and overcome on a daily basis. The main obstacle that a person with an eating disorder will face on a daily basis is the way they feel about themselves and how society views them. While thinking that society is always judging negatively, this causing a person to feel so negative about themselves and their self-esteem begins to go down. This particular eating disorder is marked by binging, purging,…

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    Counselling Case Study - Alexandra This case study will explore eating disorder problem of a 46-year-old woman Alexandra who recently started to gain weight due to developing binge eating. Two different therapeutic approaches - Cognitive Behavior Therapy and Person Centered Therapy to improve her binge eating problem will be reviewed and compared. In addition, briefly will be discussed the MB EAT program aimed at enhancement of the PC Therapy. From the CBT perspective, Alexandra can be viewed…

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    Eating Disorders and Therapy In this paper I will be discussing various eating disorders and ways in which occupational therapists along with physical therapists may treat such problems along with issues that patients may present upon attempting to treat them. Occupational and physical therapists often work side by side to treat patients that are recovering from a disease or a surgery to help them regain their ability to perform daily routine. Eating disorder affects approximately one…

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    population of people who suffer from eating disorders and who work with psychologist day by day to get better. People with high body dissatisfaction are more prone to eating disorders. When someone thinks of an eating disorder they automatically think of anorexia and bulimia. What people do not realize is that there are numerous kinds of eating disorders, probably ones they did not know of or would never consider an eating disorder. The two common and very dangerous disorders are indeed being…

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    rate of eating disorders and other psychological diseases. Some young ladies can achieve these goals and some cannot. To be slim and keep in shape, these individuals should exercises and keep a constant vigilance on their diet. According to one of the video 90% of individual keep their weight by exercising ,and 5% keep their weight through diet. These 5% of individuals might keep due to the genetic and environment. They are many diseases related to eating disorder.…

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