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Women, food, and God by Geneen Roth · Booklabria

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Women, food, and God

Psychological aspectsSelf-help techniques

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First published: 2010
Language: English
Editions: 3

Synopsis

The bestselling author of "When Food Is Love" helps overeaters find the underlying reasons for using food as an emotional buffer. Roth also provides seven basic guidelines for eating and other therapeutic self-help tools.

Subjects: Psychological aspects
Self-help techniques
Women, psychology
Food habits
Women, health and hygiene
Women, religious life

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