Published in 2019, written by Rachel Bryant-Waugh, this book discusses ARFID.
Most of the books listed can be ordered through your local bookshop or through www.amazon.co.uk
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Disclaimer: This booklist is a guide compiled over the years from recommendations by various parties. However, Bodywhys does not have the resources necessary to proofread recommended books and therefore does not accept responsibility for the content of any book on this list. It should also be noted that a book one person finds useful, another person may not. It is important that you find the publication that most suits your personal needs. Please note, Bodywhys cannot endorse or promote any publication.
Published in 2019, written by Rachel Bryant-Waugh, this book discusses ARFID.
Published in 2021, written by James Lock, this book discusses ARFID.
Published in 2021, written by Jennifer J. Thomas, this book discusses ARFID.
Thanks to Dr Russell Delderfield for compiling this list. http://blogs.brad.ac.uk/russell-delderfield/2020/01/29/books-about-male-eating-disorders-1/
Published in 2021, and edited by Kate Tchanturia, this book discusses the link between autism and eating disorders, with contributions from practitioners, service users and carers.
Published in 2020, this book focuses on the often overlooked connection between autism and autism eating disorders. Written by two experienced clinicians working with young people, Fiona Fisher Bullivant and Sharleen Woods.
Delighted to launch my late sister’s book, Beating What’s Eating Me by Barbara Love. Eating Disorders Awareness Week 2021 March 1-7. Profits from the sale of the book will be donated to Bodywhys, the Eating Disorders Association of Ireland. The book is available as an ebook on Amazon. At the moment due, to Brexit/Covid-19, the print on […]
Written by a young woman who developed anorexia at 14, this is the personal story of Elizabeth who went on to become a doctor. Dr. Elizabeth McNaught, 2017. Published by Malcolm Down. Website
Sandbeck, New Harbinger, 1993. A practical programme to teach the necessary skills to overcome the problems associated with eating disorders
Peter Cooper, 2009. This sets out a self-help guide for those who want to tackle their difficulties for themselves, with a step-by-step programme.