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cedures are detailed, with the goal of reaching unassisted eating. Exercise sessions and hospital schooling are addressed, along with outpatient follow-through using a day hospital phase, if necessary. Comorbidity of other psychiatric disorders, especially clinical depression, is detailed, followed by discussions of anxiety disorders, substance misuse, obesity, diabetes, and personality disorders. This is an excellent book and builds upon the also excellent CBT-E program developed for adults. The book is exceptionally detailed, concise, and well-illustrated with tables, graphs, and helpful therapist–patient dialogue. In any graduate psychology, social work, or psychiatric program in which treatment of eating disorders is part of the curriculum, this would be the “go-to” text, given its comprehensive nature and thoroughness as well as the fact that it is an empirically supported program. This book would be valuable reading for anyone wishing to learn more about the management of individuals with eating disorder and could also be a helpful review for those currently involved with this population. $30.00 is a remarkable value given the time and expertise that went into the development of this program and the provision of this text.