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Somatic Psychotherapy Today Our Feature Stories 14 Are You a Nutrivore? An Interview with Jayson Calton, PhD, and Mira Calton, CN By Nancy Eichhorn, PhD 24 Turning-The-Tables. An Interview with Helayne Waldman, ED.D, MS, CNE By Nancy Eichhorn, PhD 30 Food For Thought: You Feel What You Eat: An Interview with Merrily Kuhn, RN, PhD, ND, PhD By Nancy Eichhorn, PhD 36 A Voyage into The Gut By Stephanie Pollock, MA, CHC, EPC, CYT 40 Nine Steps to Calm the Anxious Mind Using Food and Nutrients By Trudy Scott 46 Exploring Binge Eating Disorder Through the Body By Debbie Cotton, MA, BHSc, ND 60 Somatic Wisdom and The Polyvagal Theory in Eating Disorders By Inge Sengelmann, LCSW, SEP, RYT 64 Sensory Feeding and Eating Disorders By Rodolfo Garcia Otero, MA 68 Are Eating Disorders Truly a Thinking Disorder ? An Interview with Judith Ruskay Rabinor, PhD By Nancy Eichhorn, PhD 74 Dare To Be You! By Isabelle Tierney, MA, LMFT 78 Freedom: An Interview with Diane Israel, PhD By Nancy Eichhorn, PhD 86 Body Awareness as Key To Detecting Predators and Advancing Eating Disorder Recovery By Joanna Poppink, MFT Volunteer Magazine Staff Nancy Eichhorn, PhD Founding Editor, Layout Design Diana Houghton Whiting, M.A., BED Cover Design, Layout Somatic Psychotherapy Today | Fall 2014 | Volume 4 Number 2 | page 4
Our Usual Fare 10 Across the Pond By Jill van der Aa and Lidy Evertsen 12 Join the Conversation By Nancy Eichhorn, PhD 56 Body Wise By Kamalamani 92 International Connections By Asaf Rolef Ben-Shahar, PhD 96 Current Research in Review By Dawn Bhat, M.A., M.S., NCC 100 Resources by Jacqueline A. Carleton, PhD & the USABP Interns Reviews and Reflections 22 Naked Calories and Rich Food, Poor Food Reviewed by Nancy Eichhorn, PhD 28 The Whole Food Guide for Breast Cancer Survivors Reviewed by Phillipe Kleefield 44 The Anti-Anxiety Food Guide Reviewed by Phillipe Kleefield 52 Reclaiming Yourself From Binge Eating Disorder Reflections with Leora Fulvio, MFT 55 Reclaiming Yourself From Binge Eating Disorder Reviewed by Sasha Dmochowski, MA 71 A Starving Madness Reviewed by Samah Ahmed Ikram 81 Beauty Mark Reviewed by Nancy Eichhorn, PhD 89 Healing Your Hungry Heart Reviewed by Nancy Eichhorn, PhD Look for us Three times a year, we publish the 15th of May, September, and January www.facebook.com/ SomaticPsychotherapyToday Read us on your smartphone: install the app using this link: http://bit.ly/IssuuOnAndroid Like us and keep up with the latest news and updates Find us digitally @ www.issuu.com/ SomaticPsychotherapyToday Somatic Psychotherapy Today | Fall 2014 | Volume 4 Number 2 | page 5
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