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"The response to the book has been incredible because it resonates with alot of girls and their families," said Kari Anderson, Executive Administratorat Remuda Programs for Eating Disorders. "The book will help a lot of peoplewho are going through a similar situation."
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"Distorted" (Health Communications Inc., $14.95, paperback, 256 pages) hitthe shelves the first week in February and tells the tale of how a mother anddaughter unraveled the lies and the realities of an eating disorder. Tarynsuffered from both anorexia and bulimia for more than three years. In thebook, she writes about what she went through and how loved ones were affectedby the disorder. Buzz about the book is fast moving and the co-authors havealready appeared on NBC's Today Show and the Montel Williams Show.
The eating disorder ripped apart Lorri and Taryn's mother-daughterrelationship, but writing the book brought them closer and repaired theirbond. Publishing a book was a combination of ideas from both mother anddaughter. The writing, editing and publishing process lasted about threeyears. For more information on the authors and the book, please visithttp://www.distortedthebook.com.
About Remuda Programs for Eating Disorders
Remuda Programs for Eating Disorders offers Christian inpatient andresidential treatment for women and girls of all beliefs suffering from aneating disorder. Each patient is treated by a multi-disciplinary teamincluding a Psychiatric and a Primary Care Provider, Registered Dietitian,Masters Level therapist, Psychologist and Registered Nurse. The professionalstaff equips each patient with the right tools to live a healthy, productivelife. For more information, call 1-800-445-1900 or visithttp://www.remudaranch.com.
SOURCE Remuda Programs for Eating Disorders
