Category: Bulimia
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Availability: In stock. Price: $14.95 $11.96 This best selling book includes a three-week program to stop bingeing, a guide for support groups, specific advice for loved ones, and "Eat Without Fear,"... More Info
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Availability: In stock. Price: $15.95 $12.76 After a one-year struggle with bulimia, Andrea Smeltzer died in her sleep at the age of 19, catapulting her mother, Doris, into a journey of self-discovery. More Info
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Availability: In stock. Price: $14.95 $11.96 A self-help guide written specifically for teen and college-aged readers (and their loved-ones) who are confronting an eating disorder for the first time. More Info
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Availability: In stock. Price: $13.95 $11.16 Useful for Spanish-speaking individuals who want a definition of bulimia nervosa and recovery methods... More Info
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Availability: In stock. Price: $16.95 $13.56 Reading this book is an enlightening experience! Weaving a rich tapestry of multicultural myths, ancient legends, and simple folktales, Anita Johnston teaches women how to free themselves from disordered eating... More Info
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Availability: In stock. Price: $17.95 Part memoir and part self-help guide, Mendelsohn combines her personal recovery from an eating disorder and expert wisdom as a therapist to illustrate simple, practical steps and suggestions for recovery... More Info
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Availability: In stock. Price: $19.95 This workbook, which is based on cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), contains tools to help bulimics break the cycle of bingeing and purging. More Info
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Availability: In stock. Price: $24.95 $22.45 Tools and techniques for full recovery adapted from the 12-Step Program. More Info
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Availability: In stock. Price: $13.99 A program that treats the emotional, relational, physical, and spiritual aspects of eating problems. More Info
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Availability: In stock. Price: $29.95 Experiencing a sense of self is a turning point for many bulimics who may have covered up their needs with a sense of shame and outward focus. More Info
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