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Making links between mind and body: Working with disordered eating and self harm

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Editorial

Marilyn Lawrence

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Change in chronic anorexic patients

Michelle Washington

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Inaccessibility in eating disorders

Alexandra Willner

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Around the table

Carol Bowyer

Pages: 41-60

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A case of body image and eating difficulty

Liv Darling

Pages: 61-77

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A Special K retreat: Dynamics which threatened the psychotherapy of an eating‐disordered patient

Susannah Rose

Pages: 78-91

Published online: 15 Apr 2009

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Chris Brogan

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