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Index
Cover Title page Copyright Dedication Contents Preface A Note to the Reader Introduction PART I: MY BULIMIA AND RECOVERY
1 A Typical Day's Binge 2 A Typical Day of Purging 3 Choice and Consequences 4 Introduction to Therapy 5 My First Binge 6 Accepting Therapy 7 Topamax to the Rescue 8 Some Things Change, Some Remain the Same 9 A New Book and New Hope 10 My Two Brains 11 I Had Control All Along 12 Resisting the Urge 13 The End of My Bulimia
PART II: MY BULIMIA REDEFINED AND RECOVERY EXPLAINED
14 Investigating the True Story Behind My Bulimia and Recovery 15 Was I Really Recovered? 16 Why Did I Binge? 17 What Caused My First Urges to Binge? 18 Why Did I Diet and Why Was It Such a Problem for Me? 19 Why Did I Continue Having Urges to Binge?
Reason 1: Persistence of Survival Instincts
20 Why Did I Continue Having Urges to Binge?
Reason 2: Habit
21 Why Did I Follow My Urges to Binge? 22 Why Didn't Therapy Work for Me? 23 Revisiting Recovery: How Did I Do It? 24 Brain over Binge, Step 1: View Urges to Binge as Neurological Junk 25 Brain over Binge, Step 2: Separate the Highest Human Brain from Urges to Binge 26 Brain over Binge, Step 3: Stop Reacting to Urges to Binge 27 Brain over Binge, Step 4: Stop Acting on Urges to Binge 28 Brain over Binge, Step 5: Get Excited 29 Is Relapse a Possibility? 30 Where I Am Today
PART III: THERAPY CONCEPTS REEXAMINED
31 Normal Eating 32 Body Image, Weight, and Dieting 33 Low Self-Esteem 34 "Coping" 35 Triggers 36 Purging 37 Coexisting Problems 38 Medication 39 Prevention 40 Bridges to Traditional Therapy 41 Conclusion
Notes Bibliography Acknowledgments Back Cover
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