Parent's Guide: Inner Anchor

Tips to Identify and Overcome a Daughter's Bulimia Nervosa

By: Shannon Michelle

Narrated by: Kimie Robins

Is your daughter struggling with an eating disorder? How can you be sure? Do you remember the last time she ate a meal and didn't seem unhappy or preoccupied? How long is she in the restroom after dinner? Can you be sure she's alright? I can help you.

This audiobook is dedicated to helping parents understand an eating disorder called bulimia nervosa. I am writing based on my experience with the disease. The personal accounts within this audiobook can aid in identifying and overcoming this disorder. Too many parents go through the motions of work, home, small talk and repeat with their daughters. This resource can help you to identify the patterns and pitfalls of bulimia in your daughter.

Twenty years ago, I was caught in the grips of bulimia nervosa. I will relate to you the ways I beat this eating disorder, and how you can help your daughter do the same.

It is important to understand that this disease is not attention seeking, but instead a reaction to overattentive environments. If you listen to this audiobook, you will find tips and guides to understand your daughter's struggle.

Can you honestly say your daughter looks happy? Just generally. Are you noticing her eating habits too much or too little? Do you discuss or interact with her at the dinner table? There is a clear difference. I can show you the way forward.

Within Parents Guide: Inner Anchor, you will discover:

• Ways to understand eating disorders.
• Open communication with your daughter about your concerns.
• How to get your daughter back from the grips of bulimia.

When struggling with bulimia, food can feel like a heavy anchor inside oneself. You have an opportunity to understand your daughter and help alter her perception, without harming herself in the process. Take it. Get back in the game. So if you want to benefit, you need this audiobook today!

©2022 Shannon Michelle (P)2024 Shannon Michelle

Stay attentive, stay in the know

Shannon Michelle’s collection of titles helps listeners not only cope with properly dealing with symptoms, behaviors, and traits of eatings disorders and more, but a point I find extremely important is that she truly helps parents recognize such behaviors and traits within the family unit–recognizing is power! Because once a parent recognizes such things, they can take compassionate and effective action. The author comes from a place of personal experience and her guidance is invaluable when it comes to understanding and coping with eating disorders.

Supportive and Insightful Guidance

Parent's Guide: Inner Anchor by Shannon Michelle offers compassionate and practical advice for dealing with bulimia nervosa, something I found deeply reassuring as a parent. Shannon's expertise shines through, and Kimie Robins’ narration adds a warm and comforting presence, making the guidance feel even more accessible and supportive.

Guide for Parents

It's one of the best books in my opinion. As I got a lot of information from it. I get to know about eating disorders which are usually found in children.

The author has explained to parents, the tips and techniques through which they can overcome this disease in their children.

The narrator used a polite tone to deliver the message which I liked it. The theme of the book is informative.

A Must-Listen for Every Parent

As a parent, I worry a lot about my daughter, especially with all the pressures she faces today. This audiobook really helped me understand the dangers of eating disorders and how social media affects her. It gave me helpful tips on how to talk to her and really listen. I recommend this to any parent who wants to better understand and support their child.

A Must Read If You Have a Teenage Daughter

Whether or not your daughter struggles with Bulimia, you should take a few hours and listen to this book. It will open your eyes to things that could be impacting your child behind the scenes of her life. The author presents an intelligent and insightful overview of eating disorders, but more than that, she presents an informed glimpse into topics that simply were not an issue when we were kids such as the impact of social media upon the lives of young girls. The narration is crisp and clean, making it easy to listen to and comprehend. You owe it to your daughter to understand and empathize what is happening in her life. This book will help you do that.