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  ▼a  O'Toole, Julie.

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  ▼a  Give Food a Chance:
  ▼b  a New View on Childhood Eating Disorders.

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  ▼a  London:
  ▼b  Jessica Kingsley Publishers,
  ▼c  2015.

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  ▼a  1 online resource (322 pages).

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  ▼a  Appendix C Legacy Emanuel Children's Hospital Eating DisorderHospital Protocol.

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  ▼a  Give Food a Chance: A New View On Childhood Eating Disorders; Acknowledgments; Preface ; 1 Introduction; 1.1 Our patients are our teachers; 2 It's a jungle out there; 2.1 Psychoanalysis; 2.2 Hilde Bruch; 2.3 Feminist theory; 2.4 Family-blaming theories; 2.5 The media; 2.6 Current attitudes in adolescent medicine; 2.7 Insights from cross-cultural medicine; 2.8 The way we talk; 3 Why won't my doctor listen?; 3.1 Weight loss and failure to gain weight; 3.2 Ascertaining the seriousness of weight loss; 3.3 Common clinical presentations; 3.4 Common physical manifestations.

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  ▼a  3.5 Common laboratory fi ndings3.6 Other medical disorders presenting as weight loss; 3.7 A word about parents; Clinical pearls for parents and providers; 4 Eating disorders of childhood; 4.1 Anorexia nervosa (AN) and its subtypes; 4.2 Bulimia nervosa (BN); 4.3 Selective eating; 4.4 Food phobia/functional dysphagia; 4.5 Dieting gone awry: Imitative forms; 5 It is not the parents' fault; 5.1 Children do not choose to have anorexia nervosa; 6 When insurance refuses to pay; 6.1 The cost of not referring; 7 Are you telling me it's a brain disorder?; 7.1 Neuroimaging.

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  ▼a  8 What heritability means and what it does notClinical pearls; 9 What happens when my child won't eat?; 9.1 The Minnesota semi-starvation study; Clinical pearls; 10 Psychopharmacology; Clinical pearls for parents; Clinical pearls for prescribers; The way forward; 11 What is the role of family? 134; 11.1 Unity within the team; Clinical pearls; 12 What should I expect when my child is fi rst evaluated?; 12.1 Preconsult; 12.2 Arrival and vitals; 12.3 Physical exam; 12.4 REDS interview; 12.5 Parental consult; 12.6 Hospitalization; 12.7 Outpatient follow-up; Clinical pearls.

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  ▼a  13 My child has to go to the hospital?13.1 When to admit; 13.2 The Kartini inpatient eating-disorder unit; 13.3 Medication; 14 Finally my child is eating ... what's next?; 14.1 The day treatment unit; 14.2 The intensive outpatient program for college-aged youth; 14.3 Special Issues in the treatment of young adults; Clinical pearls; 15 Is anorexia nervosa chronic or curable?; 15.1 Maudsley and our Kartini family-based care; 15.2 Is anorexia nervosa a chronic illness?; 15.3 The Kartini Clinic Meal Plan (KCMP); 15.4 Outpatient interventions at the Kartini Clinic.

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  ▼a  15.5 The outpatient course of illness in anorexia nervosa15.6 Weight gain and body fat redistribution; 15.7 Ideal body weight; 15.8 Impediments to healing a child; 15.9 No professional anorexics; Clinical pearls; 16 Food phobia; 16.1 Defi nition; 16.2 Clinical conundrum; 16.3 Use of medication; 16.4 Nasogastric feeds; 16.5 Waiting ... and waiting; 16.6 Introducing food: Bite, chew, swallow; 16.7 Food phobia case histories; 16.8 Discussion; Clinical pearls; References; Appendix A REDS-C: Rating of Eating DisorderSeverity-Child Version; Appendix B Family History Questionnaire for Parents.

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  ▼a  By acknowledging the neurological reasons behind childhood eating disorders, clinicians and parents will be better placed to help young people and plan appropriate treatment. This book presents The Kartini Clinic's innovative approach to treating eating disorders, with advice on spotting symptoms and providing support.

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  ▼a  O'Toole, Julie.
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