Adolescent therapy in a homey setting
Updated: 2012-10-30 10:16:01
NORTHBROOK — Take a look at a magazine and almost always, the model or starlet gracing the cover appears to have the body a typical adolescent wishes she had. The pressure to be skinny is more present than ever, and according to Susan McClanahan, co-founder and co-director of Insight Behavioral Health Centers, it’s one of the main reasons eating disorders are on the rise.
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