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Book Review: Attachment in Psychotherapy

readily accessible to health professionals in medical settings where obesity is most commonly presented, but it does suggest, in this reviewer's mind, at least, an opportunity for research to investigate the link between obesity symptoms and early experience and to measure the effectiveness of psychotherapeutic approaches to treating obesity. Such research would reinforce Leach's call for us to understand the motives of the Child within. Currently, cognitive-behavioral therapy is available to few patients with eating disorders within the health service in the United Kingdom, and obesity clinics rarely provide any psychological input at all. Recent research has suggested that lifelong cognitive-behavioral approaches may beneeded to maintain a healthy body weight for people struggling with obesity. And if we have a model that offers a degree of cure, this is indeed valuable. I would hope that Leach's book is widely read by people in a variety of helping professions to promote a psychological understanding of this topical issue.