A Clinical, Ethical, and Legal Analysis
Focusing on the care and treatment of children with gender identity disorder, the book delves into the ethical, clinical, and legal challenges faced by this demographic. It emphasizes the importance of valuing gender diversity and outlines the responsibilities that a civil society holds towards transgender youth, advocating for a more informed and compassionate approach to their care.
Focusing on the intersection of eating disorders (EDs) and exercise, this book explores the reasons behind excessive and harmful exercise behaviors in individuals with EDs. It uniquely analyzes the topic from ethical and legal viewpoints, outlining the rights and responsibilities of those affected, including patients, families, and fitness professionals. This comprehensive approach aims to enhance understanding and promote responsible practices in managing exercise within the context of eating disorders.
Conceptual and Ethical Issues in the Treatment of Anorexia and Bulimia Nervosa
Focusing on ethical dilemmas in the treatment of anorexia and bulimia nervosa, this comprehensive study delves into the complex causes of these eating disorders. It tackles critical issues such as patient autonomy and the implications of refusing life-saving treatment. Through numerous case studies, the book serves as a vital resource for professionals working with affected individuals, as well as ethicists, lawyers, and medical practitioners grappling with the broader ethical and legal challenges presented by these conditions.