New Paradigm
Health At Every Size

Origins and Major Foci References

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⁸Burgard, D., & Lyons, P. (1994). Alternatives in obesity treatment: Focusing on health for fat women. In P. Fallon, M. Katzman, & S. Wooley (Eds.), Feminist perspectives in eating disorders. New York: The Guilford Press.
 
 

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