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	<title>Comments on: Parent/Child Co-Current Eating Disorder – Q&amp;A with Janet Treasure</title>
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		<title>By: Joanna Poppink</title>
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		<description>Dear Dr. Treasure,

You are bringing to light a most important, valuable and sensitive topic. When adults are in denial about their own eating disorder, they can be in a position to deny the eating disorder symptoms in their child or children.

One of the powerful and moving moments that occur in my work as a psychotherapist is when a woman, who never sought treatment for her own eating disorder, comes in for psychotherapy for the sake of her child.  She couldn&#039;t rally her strength for her own well being.

But when she is pregnant or has a young child she finds courage and determination to do her own work in order to protect her child from developing an eating disorder.

Often, a child has already begun to develop symptoms, but often too, not always, but often when the mother works on her own healing she is in a better position to support healing in her child.

Thank you for bringing this important topic to the public.  I hope your work helps parents in denial to face the eating disorders in the family and move to get necessary treatment.

warm regards,

Joanna Poppink, MFT
Los Angeles, CA</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Dear Dr. Treasure,</p>
<p>You are bringing to light a most important, valuable and sensitive topic. When adults are in denial about their own eating disorder, they can be in a position to deny the eating disorder symptoms in their child or children.</p>
<p>One of the powerful and moving moments that occur in my work as a psychotherapist is when a woman, who never sought treatment for her own eating disorder, comes in for psychotherapy for the sake of her child.  She couldn&#8217;t rally her strength for her own well being.</p>
<p>But when she is pregnant or has a young child she finds courage and determination to do her own work in order to protect her child from developing an eating disorder.</p>
<p>Often, a child has already begun to develop symptoms, but often too, not always, but often when the mother works on her own healing she is in a better position to support healing in her child.</p>
<p>Thank you for bringing this important topic to the public.  I hope your work helps parents in denial to face the eating disorders in the family and move to get necessary treatment.</p>
<p>warm regards,</p>
<p>Joanna Poppink, MFT<br />
Los Angeles, CA</p>
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