Desliz : La vida en medio de la recuperación de un trastorno de la conducta alimentaria

When Mallary Tenore Tarpley, a journalist and professor, lost her mother at age eleven, she felt as if time had stood still and that if growing up meant living without her mother, then she wanted to stay little forever. What began with small acts of food restriction soon developed into an eating disorder, which led to her hospitalization a year later. Drawing on her personal experience, Tarpley interviewed and surveyed hundreds of patients and doctors to research the treatment of eating disorders and realized that full recovery is far more complex than we think. This led her to discover the revolutionary new framework explored in this book: the existence of a "middle ground" between illness and full recovery, where slips are accepted as part of the process, but where progress is always possible. With candor and an encouraging message, *Slip* shines a light on a topic that affects many people and offers a beacon of hope through its groundbreaking perspective.