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Did you know that this year’s NEDA conference is practically in Gürze’s backyard? Yes! We are only about 30 miles from the Doubletree Hotel! The office is buzzing with energy as we collect books for our table at the conference, talk to authors and booksigners, and get ready to welcome so many members of the eating disorders community to our beautiful city. We encourage you to sign up for the conference, and come visit if you get a chance! View our extensive library of nearly every ED book ever written and come meet the Gürze staff; office hours are 9-5 Monday-Thursday and 9-2 on Friday. Our address is 5145 B Avenida Encinas, Carlsbad CA 92008.
It was worth the wait! The Parent's Guide to Eating Disorders is finally here, and we are incredibly excited about this new release. Written by nutritionist Marcia Herrin and journalist Nancy Matsumoto, this book speaks directly to parents on how to incorporate the Maudsley method into their daily life, and how to focus on recovery at home.
We encourage you to stock up on the last of our 2007 Eating Disorder Resource Catalogues. A “blue card” mailing has been sent out to professionals, but if you haven’t received the card or would like to order by email, just send an email to Melissa@gurze.net with the quantity that you would like (25, 50, 75, 100, 125, 150, or more) and your mailing address.
Best wishes,
Gürze Books

The highly anticipated new title from Gürze Books: |
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The Parent's Guide to Eating Disorders Supporting Self-Esteem, Healthy Eating, and Positive Body Image at Home
Marcia Herrin & Nancy Matsumoto
324 pg, paper,'07 (Code: PGD) $18.95 $15.15 On Sale |
Written by a nutritionist, this book addresses childhood and teenage eating disorders, with an emphasis on home-based recovery. This second edition includes new information on family communication, medical consequences, advice for siblings, relapse prevention, food plans, and boys at risk. Also unique to this version are four chapters devoted to the Maudsley approach, the highly successful, parent-assisted method for normalizing eating, and the parent of an anorexic's first-hand account her family's experiences in recovery using the techniques described in this book.
"Herrin and Matsumoto give parents and families hope. I celebrate their respect for parents as an 'essential resource in successful treatment.'"
- Kitty Westin, Anna Westin Foundation
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Therapists, if you are interested in being added to our directory visit this link for more information and to sign up. One visit from a referral pays for the entire year’s listing! Pay by internet, phone, or by mail. The Therapist Directory can be viewed by more than 100,000 monthly website visitors and will be promoted in our 2008 Eating Disorders Resource Catalogue and newsletters.
Listings are available to all licensed psychiatrists, psychologists, licensed social workers, family therapists, nutritionists, dieticians, life coaches, etc. who work with disordered eating clients. Each full-page listing will include contact information, a description of your treatment approach and specialties, and a link to your website if you have a one.
Hurry! Rates increase to $125 on Sept. 21, 2007
Individual or Group listing: $125.00 $95.00 Special Charter Membership rate!
Group listing with Individual listing: $95.00 plus $50/ person
When you sign up for a Charter Membership before Sept. 21, as an added bonus for listing your practice, you will also receive a 25% discount code good on any one-time purchase made at Bulimia.com, including all books, videos, and subscriptions.

Overview and Treatment Philosophy:
The Klarman Eating Disorders Center provides state-of-the-art treatment for eating disorders in girls and young women ages 13 to 23. Housed in its own newly renovated building on the beautiful grounds of McLean Hospital, the Center provides a unique therapeutic environment that is conducive to recovery. A balanced, comprehensive treatment approach is offered that includes an intensive residential and transitional partial hospital program with a referral network for outpatient care.
Treatment Goals:
The program is designed to support, educate and empower both patients and their families. The goals for patients include:
- Enhancing self-image and self-esteem.
- Developing skills to effectively manage problematic behaviors.
- Improving interpersonal relationships.
- Understanding the issues that underlie the eating disorders.
- Developing healthy relationships with food and body.
- Preparing to meet the challenges of life following discharge from the hospital.
The Eating Disorder Center of Denver is the only facility in Colorado that offers partial hospitalization while providing the highest level of care for adult males and females with anorexia, bulimia and related disorders. Its partial hospitalization program provides comprehensive treatment on an outpatient basis, 7 days a week, 11 hours a day. The center also offers an evening intensive outpatient program three days a week, 4 hours a day, and outpatient services/aftercare for those patients who do not require a more intensive treatment program.
A multidisciplinary team of physicians, clinicians and dietitians are dedicated to helping patients bring about change through empowerment. Working together, they create specialized treatment plans that fit each patient’s physical, emotional, social, spiritual and nutritional needs. Patients learn to practice and internalize recovery skills until they can incorporate these behaviors into their way of life. For more information, call 866.771.0861 or visit the center's web site at www.edcdenver.com.
Treatment Facilities, would you like to be featured here? Contact amy@gurze.net for details.

2007 NEDA Conference:
Eating Disorders Come in All Shapes and Sizes
Oct 4-6, 2007
Mission Valley, CA
Doubletree Hotel San Diego
For more information visit: www.NationalEatingDisorders.org
Until Your Heart’s Content
Thursday October 11th, 2007 from 7-10pm
Coquitlam, BC, Canada
Red Robinson Show Theatre at the Boulevard Casino
For more information visit: www.untilyourheartscontent.com

EatingDisordersBlogs.com now features a Nutrition blog authored by The Parent's Guide authors Marcia Herrin and Nancy Matsumoto. Check back regularly for their nutrition advice. Also, visit their website at www.childhoodeatingdisorders.com for more information about the authors and for a sample food plan.

We now have a For Parents page on Bulimia.com, featuring:
- Recommended books for parents
- Newsletters
- Free printable articles including a special section on insurance coverage
- Helpful links and more…

Our new Related Product links take you to resources that Gürze Books supports but doesn’t carry through our site. We are constantly updating our Related Products page, so check back frequently to see what has been added.
Recent additions include:

From The Parent's Guide to Eating Disorders:
Arming Your Child with Positive Attitudes Toward Food, Size, and Shape:
- Give your child the freedom to choose foods, while gently encouraging him/ her to eat well.
- Provide regular meals and snacks.
- Encourage, but don’t pressure, your picky eater, slow eater, or inhibited eater to eat a wide variety of foods.
- Model body self-acceptance by keeping disparaging remarks about your own body or plans to diet to yourself.
- Model healthy approaches to eating and exercise.
- Be watchful for age-inappropriate food and exercise behaviors.
- Explain at an early age that different kids have different body types; focus on body function over body shape and size.
- Limit the number of magazines you buy or subscribe to that glorify thinness.
- Ban all teasing about weight.
- Avoid overly purist attitudes toward food.
- Establish a family approach to eating that has no place for fear of fat, or counting calories or fat grams.
- Be wary of restricting your child’s eating or access to food.
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