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Relationship With Food

$20.00

The relationship with food workbook outlines important tips for transitioning out of residential treatment for an Eating Disorder (ED), steps to prevent relapse, and action statements for a healthier body image. It provides information and reflective worksheets about binge eating, purging, compulsive exercise, body checking, dietary rules and much more. The workbook will also help you identify factors that contribute to these ED behaviours and ways to plan ahead.

This workbook is meant to be used with the help of a psychotherapist, in ongoing therapy sessions to help improve your relationship with food. It is not a substitution for therapy.

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The relationship with food workbook outlines important tips for transitioning out of residential treatment for an Eating Disorder (ED), steps to prevent relapse, and action statements for a healthier body image. It provides information and reflective worksheets about binge eating, purging, compulsive exercise, body checking, dietary rules and much more. The workbook will also help you identify factors that contribute to these ED behaviours and ways to plan ahead.

This workbook is meant to be used with the help of a psychotherapist, in ongoing therapy sessions to help improve your relationship with food. It is not a substitution for therapy.

The relationship with food workbook outlines important tips for transitioning out of residential treatment for an Eating Disorder (ED), steps to prevent relapse, and action statements for a healthier body image. It provides information and reflective worksheets about binge eating, purging, compulsive exercise, body checking, dietary rules and much more. The workbook will also help you identify factors that contribute to these ED behaviours and ways to plan ahead.

This workbook is meant to be used with the help of a psychotherapist, in ongoing therapy sessions to help improve your relationship with food. It is not a substitution for therapy.

Includes:

  • Transitioning After Residential Treatment

  • Preventing Relapse

  • Action Statements

  • Hunger Scale

  • Navigating the Holidays

  • Compulsive Exercising

  • Body Checking Behaviour Tracking

  • Binge and Purge Debrief

  • Fear Foods

  • Fear of Weight Gain

  • Food Tracking

  • My Triggers

  • Planning Ahead

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