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Those taking a position are further classified as advocating a move either toward a more libertarian position or toward a more interventionist position, or as supporting the status quo.
00 Paperback RC552 For patients and their families, Rumney, a marriage and family therapist, eating disorder specialist, and interventionist who is also a recovered anorexic, weaves descriptions of her own experiences with research on the symptoms, causes, and treatments of anorexia.
The book is for special educators in pre-K through grade 8, early interventionists, SLPs, and other professionals.
 
 
 
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