Understanding Bulimic Dissociation: Creating New Pathways to Change for Clients with Bulimia

Rebecca Heselmeyer; Eric W. Cowan; Rebecca Milner

Understanding Bulimic Dissociation: Creating New Pathways to Change for Clients with Bulimia

Rebecca Heselmeyer
, Eric W. Cowan
, Rebecca Milner

James Madison University

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Abstract

Excerpt: [Given the extensive research on eating disorders, motivated clients and a gold standard treatment — cognitive behavior therapy — it is perplexing that recidivism rates remain so high for bulimia].

Original language	American English
Journal	Counseling Today
Volume	55
State	Published - Dec 2012

Keywords

bulimia
bulimic

Disciplines

Counseling

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