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Fat Women's Experiences in Therapy: "You Can't See Beyond...Unless I Share It with You" by Akoury, Liya M., Schafer, Kerri J., Warren, Cortney S.

“…This article reports the results of a qualitative exploration of fat women's experiences with weight-related microaggressions in psychotherapy. We conducted…”
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Demographic and Work-Related Correlates of Job Burnout in Professional Eating Disorder Treatment Providers by Warren, Cortney S., Schafer, Kerri J., Crowley, Mary Ellen J., Olivardia, Roberto

“…Patients with eating disorders present unique challenges to treatment providers that may contribute to job burnout. This study examined demographic and…”
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A Qualitative Analysis of Job Burnout in Eating Disorder Treatment Providers by Warren, Cortney S., Schafer, Kerri J., Crowley, Mary Ellen, Olivardia, Roberto

“…Although job burnout is common in mental health care settings, almost no research has examined burnout in eating disorder treatment providers. Using…”
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Media Internalization and Social Comparison as Predictors of Eating Pathology Among Latino Adolescents: The Moderating Effect of Gender and Generational Status by Warren, Cortney S., Schoen, Andrea, Schafer, Kerri J.

“…Using a sociocultural framework, this cross-sectional study examined eating pathology among 235 Latino adolescents from the Southwestern U.S. who differed in…”
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Treatment Providers With a Personal History of Eating Pathology: A Qualitative Examination of Common Experiences by Warren, Cortney S., Schafer, Kerri J., Crowley, Mary Ellen J., Olivardia, Roberto

“…Using qualitative methodology, this study examined the experiences of treatment providers with a personal history of eating pathology. A total of 139 eating…”
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Fat Women’s Experiences in Therapy: “You Can’t See Beyond…Unless I Share It with You” by Akoury, Liya M., Schafer, Kerri J., Warren, Cortney S.

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Media Internalization and Social Comparison as Predictors of Eating Pathology Among Latino Adolescents: The Moderating Effect of Gender and Generational Status: Fiction, Fashion, and Function: Gendered Experiences of Women's and Men's Body Image. Part II by WARREN, Cortney S, SCHOEN, Andrea, SCHAFER, Kerri J

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