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Eating Disorder Therapists’ Personal Eating Disorder History and Professional Ethics: An Interpretive Description
Meris Williams,Beth E. Haverkamp +1 more
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Analysis of multiple interviews with therapist-participants indicated that they perceived their personal ED histories as having substantial ethical relevance in their day-to-day practice with ED clients, and major categories of ethics experiences that emerged were: boundaries, therapist wellness, helpfulness of personal ED history, and openness regarding therapists’ personalED histories.Abstract:
This qualitative study sought to explore and understand eating disorder (ED) therapists’ perceptions of whether and how their personal ED histories had professional ethical relevance. Analysis of multiple interviews with 11 therapist-participants indicated that they perceived their personal ED histories as having substantial ethical relevance in their day-to-day practice with ED clients. The major categories of ethics experiences that emerged were: boundaries, therapist wellness, helpfulness of personal ED history, and openness regarding therapists’ personal ED histories. The findings have practical utility for the education, training, and continuing education of ED-historied practitioners.read more
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The lived experience of working with people with eating disorders: A meta‐ethnography
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How do therapists who work with people with diagnoses of eating disorders talk about their own bodies
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