Research Journal
Recently I spoke to a writer who was investigating the phenomenon of orthorexia for a piece in Men’s Health magazine. The result of Dan’s work was a thought-provoking, carefully framed read….
The other day, as part of an expo by our faculty to the vice-chancellor of the university, I put together a tentative first shot at summing up the research –…
Thanks to all who attended the conference and engaged in the excellent discussion activities. Below you’ll find a copy of the slides and also a full set of references supporting…
Yesterday, I attended one of Bradford Literature Festival‘s brilliant events in the eponymously impressive Impressions Gallery in Bradford Centenary Square. I had already used Peter Lloyd‘s potentially polemic book as…
I’m giving another seminar talk today at the University of Bradford. If you attended and want the slides or even if you are just interested in the subject matter, here…
Here are the resources used in today’s session for you to download. More information can be found elsewhere in this research journal. MEDS Lecture MEDS Lecture References
Orthorexia has caused mild controversy (in my opinion, at least) as it is not a medically recognised classification and diagnosis. However, when Knight & Bratman’s book is read (Health Food Junkies),…
It’s Eating Disorders Awareness Week and here’s another (hopefully useful or informative) nugget. Pica is, perhaps, one of the lesser known diagnoses which sometimes is thrown into the pot with…
I’ve been re-reading Jim Kohl’s Skeletal Marriage from which the title quote is taken this week due to some editing work I’m doing on one of my analytical chapters. And…
Eating Disorders Awareness week is here – click on the image for further details if you’d like to help.
…is coming soon! Monday 23rd February to Sunday 2nd March. If you want to get involved this year then talk to Sam at Men Get Eating Disorders Too.
I’m giving a talk later today at the University of Bradford which explores male eating disorders, proposing some of the misconceptions that abound, and exploring the controversial notion that the…