Eating Disorders and the Brain

Content:
Chapter 1 Why Clinicians Should Love Neuroscience: the Clinical Relevance of Contemporary Knowledge (pages 1–18): David Wood
Chapter 2 Eating Disorders: an Overview (pages 19–55): Beth Watkins
Chapter 3 Neuroimaging (pages 56–105): Tone Seim Fuglset and Ian Frampton
Chapter 4 Neuropsychology (pages 106–121): Joanna E. Steinglass and Deborah R. Glasofer
Chapter 5 Neurochemistry: the Fabric of Life and the Fabric of Eating Disorders (pages 122–128): Kenneth Nunn
Chapter 6 Body?image Disturbance (pages 129–141): Maria Overas
Chapter 7 Conceptual Models (pages 142–163): Mark Rose and Ian Frampton
Chapter 8 Towards a Comprehensive, Causal and Explanatory Neuroscience Model of Anorexia Nervosa (pages 164–179): Kenneth Nunn, Bryan Lask and Ian Frampton
Chapter 9 Neurobiological Models: Implications for Patients and Families (pages 180–190): Ilina Singh and Alina Wengaard
Chapter 10 Implications for Treatment (pages 191–206): Camilla Lindvall and Bryan Lask
Chapter 11 Future Directions (pages 207–217): Ian Frampton and Bryan Lask