
Mandy Saligari’s book offers a clear, compassionate framework for understanding and managing destructive behaviours in children. It introduces her very own model of addiction recovery and what she identifies as the 15 manifestations of addiction. The book helps parents and professionals make sense of detrimental behaviours and shows how to respond with boundaries, consonance with hope.
The book anyone working with addicts and addiction should read!
Available on Amazon and on Audible where it is read by Mandy herself.

A compassionate and insightful book that helps make sense of anorexia and bulimia by focusing on the emotional and relational meaning behind eating distress, rather than food or weight alone.
Used copies might be found on Amazon and EBay

A warm, accessible book offering thoughtful insight into how we relate to ourselves and others, and how patterns from earlier life shape our relationships today.
Available on Amazon

Hadley Freeman’s Good Girls is one of the most honest and insightful books I have read about eating disorders. Reflecting with unflinching candour on her own journey with anorexia it moves far beyond food and weight, exploring the emotional, relational, and psychological complexity that so often sits underneath these difficulties. Thoughtful, moving, and at times painfully relatable, it offers genuine understanding for sufferers, families, and professionals alike. A book I would highly recommend to anybody wanting a deeper understanding of eating disorders and the realities of recovery.

Sue Gerhardts book explores how early relationships shape the developing brain and influence how we relate to others, regulate emotions, and respond to stress. It offers thoughtful insight into later difficulties, including eating disorders and addiction, and how early experiences can continue to shape adult life.
Available on Amazon and other online book sellers