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If your therapist is not well-versed in treating eating disorders, perhaps the two of you could work through a book together or you could see another therapist as a kind of adjuctive treatment specifically for the eating disorder. That way you could continue to see your current therapist for the issues you currently are working on with him.


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My T knows next to nothing about eating disorders - but I love him and am attached to him, so I don't want to switch. His solution is to consult with another therapist who DOES specialize in eating disorders, and I think he's going to take a continuing education class in eating disorders too.

I wonder if your T would be open to consulting with another T so he can help you?