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Male disordered eating and “A double-bind of masculine identity” – do we believe in internalised misandry?

November 21, 2020

The piece shared back in October in the British Eating Disorders Society group by my colleague, Sam, was something from the Guardian I had the best body I’ve ever had –…

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Male Eating Disorders: Experiences of Food, Body and Self

April 16, 2019

It’s here – well, actually it was here back in November as an e-book but this year my book came out in print. As a bibliophile, I can barely describe…

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Hope with Eating Disorders Launches Today

February 28, 2019

It’s Eating Disorders Awareness Week 2019 – an excellent time to focus on a new book. Biased as I am (having authored Chapter 8 Eating Disorders in Men), this book…

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EDAW 2012 (3)

So, on to the 3rd day of Eating Disorders Awareness Week and today I’m writing a snippet about Orthorexia. Orthorexia has caused mild controversy (in my opinion, at least) as it…

Wednesday, February 22nd, 2012 in Campaigning, Awareness Raising & Media

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EDAW 2012 (2)

Hi again, It’s the second day of Eating Disorders Awareness Week and here’s another (hopefully useful or informative) nugget. Pica is, perhaps, one of the lesser known diagnoses which sometimes…

Tuesday, February 21st, 2012 in Campaigning, Awareness Raising & Media

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EDAW 2012 (1)

It’s easy these days, surrounded by social media and constant access to news and serialised dramas, to forget that my own original eating disorder diagnosis, Bulimia Nervosa, is relatively young. The…

Monday, February 20th, 2012 in Campaigning, Awareness Raising & Media, Eating Disorders in Men

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It’s Eating Disorders Awareness Week 2012…

…20th-26th February. Many people up and down the country will be fundraising and awareness-raising around EDs this week so it’s worth looking out for what might be going on in…

Friday, February 17th, 2012 in Eating Disorders in Men, Research Design

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Completely random disconnected musings…

The following are just scattered jottings I have around my journal(s – am now on my second volume). I thought I’d bring them into a single place here so I can…

Friday, February 10th, 2012 in Reflections (Reflective Practice)

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Adding theory of subjectivity to the chapter.

Another short post as I’m shattered have been doing ‘work’ work and have only just swapped to doing some of my PhD. Goodness my motivation is scant after the events…

Wednesday, February 8th, 2012 in Reflections (Reflective Practice)

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Not a good start to the year…

…certainly research wise. The time I had kept sacredly aside to work on the stories you’ve sent in kind of vanished when I made the mistake of going to see…

Wednesday, January 18th, 2012 in Reflections (Reflective Practice)

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Preliminary thoughts on ‘subjectivity’ and other items from last week.

As always happens with these things, a little time to percolate and permeate can yield all sorts of musings and further thinking. So, without any basis in the accepted canon…

Monday, November 21st, 2011 in Reflections (Reflective Practice)

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Immediate response…

…to the experience in my viva. I am feeling: relieved – I handled it and though it was challenging and probing there was nothing that simply bamboozled me. supported –…

Wednesday, November 16th, 2011 in Reflections (Reflective Practice)

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Stressed out?

I have had one of those wading through treacle days again – and after the weekend I had that does not necessarily feel very good. I have something major on Wednesday…

Monday, November 14th, 2011 in Reflections (Reflective Practice)

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Interpreting 2011 – the death of Bricolage.

This year began and I was overwhelmed by the feeling that from being ahead (planning to transfer in late 2009) I was now firmly behind on my transfer paper. I…

Wednesday, November 9th, 2011 in Reflections (Reflective Practice), Research Design

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Interpreting the first 3 years of my research journey. Part 3.

There were some significant elements of the research that had morphed or vanished by the time the website was launched in January 2010 – with an official launch taking place…

Tuesday, November 8th, 2011 in Reflections (Reflective Practice), Research Design

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