Book HackLoving Someone with an Eating DisorderBy Dana Harron PsyD
In a Nutshell
Psychologist Dana Harron offers a compassionate guide for partners of those diagnosed with eating disorders, including strategies for dealing with the ways these illnesses can affect relationships.
Favorite Quote
Watching loved ones suffer, seemingly at their own hands, is one of the most painful experiences imaginable. All of the tenderness and joy of love get mixed together with rage, betrayal, and terror when an eating disorder enters the picture.
Dana Harron
Introduction
How do you support a partner who struggles with disordered eating? Unfortunately, eating disorders can add stress to relationships and strain intimacy.
Dana Harron is a psychologist specializing in relationship therapy and the treatment of eating disorders. She is also the founder of Monarch Wellness and Psychotherapy, an eating disorder treatment center.
In How to Love Someone with an Eating Disorder, Harron offers a guidebook for partners of those with eating disorders so that they can extend empathy and support.
Harron also offers advice on how partners can care for themselves and protect their own mental health.
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