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Stigma and Eating Disorders and Body Image: Impact and solutions

Participating journal: Journal of Eating Disorders
We have launched this article Collection in response to the recognized harms of structural, interpersonal, and intrapersonal levels of stigma and need for more ideas and evidence in this important area. We encourage papers that enhance understanding of stigma in relation to eating disorders, weight, or body image, with strong interest in studies that include diverse samples, examine intersecting forms of stigma, or analyze stigma at multiple levels. We also invite papers that contribute new knowledge of how stigma affects health and well-being, and that move toward developing and implementing innovative interventions to prevent and reduce stigma for people with eating and body image disorders. Further invited areas include: intervention comparisons of single-level versus multi-level stigma-reducing interventions, identification of mechanisms of change of effective stigma reduction interventions, psychometric studies identifying reliable and valid measures of outcomes and change processes of stigma reduction programs, delineation of theoretical frameworks for topic-specific and/or general approaches to understand and intervene in stigma, and implementation studies of evidence-based stigma reduction interventions.

Participating journal

Edited by world-renowned experts, Journal of Eating Disorders is the premier open access peer-reviewed journal that provides answers to important issues and key challenges in the field...

Editors

  • Denise Wilfley

    Scott Rudolph University Professor of Psychiatry, Medicine, Pediatrics, and Psychological & Brain Sciences Washington University School of Medicine.
  • S. Bryn Austin

    Professor of Social and Behavioral Sciences at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health and Professor of Pediatrics at Harvard Medical School.
  • Hiba Jebeile

    NHMRC Emerging Leadership Fellow, The University of Sydney
  • Rebecca Pearl

    Assistant Professor Department of Clinical and Health Psychology College of Public Health and Health Professions University of Florida.
  • Laura D’Adamo

    Drexel University, USA.

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