E-book: Eating Disorders Don't Discriminate: Stories of Illness, Hope and Recovery from Diverse Voices

Eating Disorders Don't Discriminate has and will continue to start conversations. This inspired book dismantles stereotypes and stigma, validates the vast range of experiences in eating disorders, and provides sound evidence to spur necessary improvements in training, representation, and awareness... For people who have been or are currently affected by an eating disorder, this is a book that will make you feel seen. This book will change lives. -- The Lancet Eating Disorders Don't Discriminate is a glorious book that not only serves to show the wide ranging impact of eating disorders, but also brings these experiences to life through giving a voice to people who may not have seen themselves represented in eating disorder dialogue until now. An important, refreshing and essential read. -- Cara Lisette, CBT therapist, Registered Mental Health Nurse and author of The Eating Disorder Recovery Journal Eating Disorders Don't Discriminate is an essential book that doesn't just focus on the medical or scientific aspects of disordered eating, but rather plants its roots in the humanness of it all. A humanness that is most often missed in conversations like these -- and is desperately needed to be felt by anyone who has battled an eating disorder or helped a loved one on their own journey. -- Zach Stafford, Tony Award-winning producer of A Strange Loop The work of Dr Chuks and Bailey is so incredibly important for highlighting how eating disorders can affect any gender, race, age or ethnic background and addresses the myths and misconceptions when it comes to eating disorders and their presentation. -- Dr Hazel Wallace, Sunday Times Best-Selling Author and Founder of the The Food Medic Are we aware of the myriad presentations of eating disorders or do we, like many, tend to see them predominantly as the problem faced by thin, white, cisgender girls? This book tells the stories of a range of people who do not fit the stereotype and, because of this, either did not realise they had a disorder or were unable to friend help until they were firmly in its group... A good book for anyone interested in learning more about eating disorders. -- Therapy Today - Rachael Sharrad MPACP, child and adolescent psychotherapist