Summary Abstract Abstract This study tested the initial effects of cognitive-behavioural therapy (CBT) for binge eating, body image/self esteem disturbances and mood disturbances in obese women who binge eat. --P. ii. Persons Persons Author (aut): Shelley-Ummenhofer, Jill Elizabeth Thesis advisor (ths): MacMillan, Peter D. Degree committee member (dgc): Hartman, Bryan Degree committee member (dgc): Ismael, Shereen Degree committee member (dgc): Higgins, Nancy C. Degree Name Degree Name Master of Education (MEd) Department Department Education-Counselling DOI DOI https://doi.org/10.24124/2001/bpgub189 Collection(s) Collection(s) Dissertations and Theses Origin Information Origin Information Date Created/Date Issued 2001 Publisher University of Northern British Columbia Issuance monographic Organizations Degree granting institution (dgg): University of Northern British Columbia Degree Level Masters Subjects and Classifications Subject Topic Subject Topic Compulsive eating -- Treatment. Compulsive eaters -- Rehabilitation. Obesity in women -- Treatment. Self-esteem in women. Body image in women. Cognitive therapy. Library of Congress Classification Library of Congress Classification RC552.C65 S54 2001 Resource Description Extent Extent Number of pages in document: 93 Physical Form Physical Form electronic Content type Content type Digital Document Resource Type Resource Type Text Genre Genre thesis Language Language English Identifiers ISBN ISBN 978-0-612-62540-2 Access and Rights Use and Reproduction Use and Reproduction Copyright retained by the author. Rights Statement Rights Statement IN COPYRIGHT
