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Psychodynamic Treatment of Anorexia Nervosa and Bulimia Diana Magnuson what it has achievedRecent research has indicated that approximately one third of the patients who present with disordered eating also have significant personality disorders or Axis II co morbidity. These patients are difficult to treat and usually require longer term, informed individual psychotherapy. This important volume addresses the challenges of treating these patients, with chapters written by established, psychodynamically oriented clinicians who have been doing