Maintaining Recovery from Eating Disorders : Avoiding Relapse and Recovering Life

By means of several progressive case studies illustrating practical techniques skilfully woven into the narrative, the author draws on her own experience as a graduate of the treatment facility she remains associated with professionally, inspired by her erstwhile focal counsellor... Written in an engaging user-friendly manner, this book might serve as a valuable resource for practitioners to recommend as a handbook for clients who are reaching the reintegration stage of recovery post-treatment. -- John George Graham, Therapeutic Counsellor * Intervene * [This book] helps empower the reader to continue her journey of self-discovery and emotional growth. -- From the foreword by Rebekah Bardwell, founder and director of The Center for Intuitive Eating Intensive Outpatient Eating Disorders Program, Hollywood Pavilion, Hollywood, FL. Maintaining Recovery from Eating Disorders is a beautiful account of healing - woven together with wisdom, support, and much hope. But author Naomi Feigenbaum doesn't stop there. She takes us beyond eating disorder recovery and into life! Her book is a testimony to the fact that we recover from our eating disorders in order to recover our true selves. We get rid of Ed and get our lives back. Thanks, Naomi, for sharing your life with us. -- Jenni Schaefer, Author of Goodbye Ed, Hello Me: Recover from Your Eating Disorder and Fall in Love with Life and Life Without Ed: How One Woman Declared Independence from Her Eating Disorder and How You Can Too Focusing on how to stay healthy after initial recovery from an eating disorder, this book is aimed at anyone coping with daily life after concluding in- or outpatient treatment. Feigenbaum offers sensible advice and gives specific recommendations, e.g., keep a journal and find a reputable nutritionist....Anyone trying to stay on a healthful track after completing treatment for eating disorders can find helpful words of advice here. -- Library Journal One of the most helpful aspects associated with Naomi Feigenbaum's "Maintaining Recovery from Eating Disorders" is the lack of triggering information. Unlike many other books on these increasingly common mental health conditions, the focus is on the journey sufferers face beyond eating disorders. While most books about eating disorders look at the symptoms experienced during periods of illness, Feigenbaum shows the reader how to truly embrace recovery. Anyone who is actively in recovery from an eating disorder will find the practical, easy to understand information on recovering life to be extremely helpful. -- Kate Le Page, Suite101.com [The author] aims to help people in transition from treatment to normal life... Case studies are used as examples in each chapter, including the author's personal experience... This book is perceptive and well written and based on the lived experience -- Mental Health Practice