112 Pages
by
Routledge
112 Pages
by
Routledge
112 Pages
by
Routledge
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Here is an enlightening new volume that presents an integration of anti-fat-oppressive attitudes into the work of feminist therapy. Overcoming Fear of Fat is unique among professional work in the area of women and fat in that it does not approach size as the problem; rather it approaches prejudice against fat as the problem.
Although for nearly a decade, fat activists have been raising the... Read more
Contents, whoever i am, i’m a fat woman
- Metamorphosis
- Fat-Oppressive Attitudes and the Feminist Therapist: Directions for Change
- Should Feminist Therapists Do Weight Loss Counseling?
- Fat Acceptance Therapy (FAT): A Non-Dieting Group Approach to Physical Wellness, Insight, and Self-Acceptance
- The Role of Stigmatization in Fat People’s Avoidance of Physical Exercise
- Fitness, Feminism, and the Health of Fat Women
- Ample Opportunity for Fat Women
- Fat Is Generous, Nurturing, Warm . . .
Biography
Esther D. Rothblum PhD, is Assistant professor of Psychology University of Vermont. Laura S. Brown PhD is a private clinical psychologist and ClinicalAssociate Professor of Psychology University of Washington, Seattle.
