This book fills that gap, bringing information, compassion, and understanding to the table, as well as practical ways for navigating the labyrinthian path towards recovery.
This book fills this gap and offers practical skills and theoretical understanding illustrated by narratives and reflective exercises which are of immense value to both professional and non-professional careers." - Janet Treasure, OBE, PhD, FRCP, FRCPsych, professor at the Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology, and Neuroscience of King's College London, "There are few resources for the loved ones of those struggling with eating disorders, despite the suffering that it brings to partner relationships. Partners can play a key role in supporting the recovery journey, but their own needs are often neglected, and so their potential role as a strong supporter is not optimized. "Eating disorders have profound social ramifications which become entangled within the illness, adding to the complex stranglehold that these problems present. The book includes: Perspective-taking exercises to help you understand your partner's struggle, Strategies for dealing with mealtime challenges, Up-to-date facts about eating disorders, Self-care tips to help you maintain healthy boundaries Book jacket. Finally, you'll find a practical discussion about treatment and recovery, as well as information about seeking professional care. You'll also learn skills to help address specific problems, such as managing groceries and meals together, communication issues, and rebuilding your sexual relationship. In this compassionate guide, you'll discover strategies for communicating with empathy and understanding, as well as tips to help you and your partner restore love and trust in your relationship.
This book offers hope and much-needed support for both you and your partner. In addition to coping with heartache and worry, you might also need guidance on navigating issues such as intimacy, parenting, and running a household together. If you're in a romantic relationship with someone who suffers from an eating disorder, you may feel alone, confused, or unsure about how you can help.
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