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Recovering Uncertainty: Exploring Eating Disorder Recovery in Context

LaMarre, A., & Rice, C.

Eating Disorder RecoveryLilith LeeAugust 11, 20212021, eating disorders, recovery, recovery model, temporality

The eating disorder recovery assemblage: Collectively generating possibilities for eating disorder recovery

LaMarre, A. & Rice, C.

Eating Disorder RecoveryLilith LeeNovember 4, 2020affect, emotion, eating disorders, recovery, qualitative, Canada, 2020

Healthcare providers engagement with eating disorder recovery narratives: Opening to complexity and diversity

LaMarre, A., & Rice, C.

Eating Disorder Recovery, StorymakingLilith LeeJune 1, 20202020, healthcare education, mental health care, arts in health, film

Report on the Testimony on Eating Disorder Treatment and Prevention in Canada

Rice, C., & LaMarre, A.

Eating Disorder RecoveryRe•Vision CentreApril 3, 2019eating disorders, Canada, 2014

Unrecoverable? Prescriptions and possibilities for eating disorder recovery

LaMarre, A., Rice, C. & Bear, M.

Eating Disorder RecoveryRe•Vision CentreApril 3, 2019eating disorders, anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa, eating disorders not otherwise specified, biopedagogies, post-structuralism, feminism, treatment, recovery, bodies, critical theory, diagnostic and statistical manual, 2015

Recovering bodies: The production of the recoverable subject in eating disorder treatment regimes

Rinaldi, J., LaMarre, A., & Rice, C.

Eating Disorder RecoveryRe•Vision CentreApril 3, 2019eating disorders, biopedagogies, 2016

Normal eating is counter-cultural: Embodied experiences of eating disorder recovery

LaMarre, A., & Rice, C.

Eating Disorder RecoveryRe•Vision CentreApril 3, 2019eating disorders, recovery narratives, feminism, qualitative, biopedagogy, 2015

Embodying critical and corporeal methodology: Digital storytelling with young women in eating disorder recovery

LaMarre, A. & Rice, C.

Eating Disorder Recovery, StorymakingRe•Vision CentreApril 3, 2019critical art-based methods, eating disorders, curriculum, qualitative research, embodiment, digital storytelling, recovery, corporeality, 2016