Research Journal
The above titled article is newly out in Clinical Psychology Review. Here, I present a cursory analysis of the review and its significance. Here is the abstract: Historically, male presentations…
I wrote a piece this month for the online ED magazine, Mirror-mirror.org. Using some of my qualitative analysis of published stories, written by men who have endured disordered eating, I…
As it’s Eating Disorders Awareness Week, I wanted to mark the occasion by doing something a little different. So, instead of editing excerpts from my research journal I’m going to…
For those of you who are not familiar, Gladwell (2000) wrote of the tipping point that exists where something that was overlooked, not succeeding or had previously been thought unlikely…
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…
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…
Back in May 2011 I gave a presentation at the Men Get Eating Disorders Too Conference; I was there as a trustee but mainly as the ‘less personal experience, more research…
Eating Disorders Awareness Week 2011 February 21st onwards I’m still looking for more males who identify as eating disordered to take part in my research via my website: http://www.brad.ac.uk/eating-disorders-and-men/
Well, what a lot of rubbish that last post was about stopping reading. I never managed it. I’m still reading and am now beginning to think I’m obsessed by it….
Well, we’ve moved offices twice in matter of weeks and I’m now moving house, so while I’m still reading avidly ready to engage with the contributions from some of you…
Sam Thomas, who is the founder and lead campaigner of Men Get Eating Disorders Too, sent me this link which is part of the new campaign to raise awareness of men…
Hi again, More participants are coming forward through my website (http://www.brad.ac.uk/eating-disorders-and-men/) to write and then send me their accounts of what their lives have been like developing, living with and…