The first book dedicated to comorbidity of eating disorders and OCD, assisting clinicians in treating patients with both diagnoses.
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Jenna DiLossi, PsyD, ABPP, is the cofounder and clinical director of the Center for Hope & Health, LLC. As a clinical psychologist and professional counselor, she is also board certified in behavioral and cognitive psychology, a CBT-certified therapist and trainer/consultant, and a prolonged exposure therapist and supervisor.
Melissa Harrison, MA, LPC, is the cofounder and director of operations of the Center for Hope & Health, LLC. She is licensed as a professional counselor. She is also a CBT-certified therapist and trainer/consultant and a prolonged exposure therapist and supervisor.
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