… This thesis explored vital aspects of care offered to people diagnosed with eating disorders
(… Compulsory treatment in eating disorders: Control, provocation, and the coercion paradox. …

… signs of personality disorder. The DSPD Programme and the OPD Pathway demonstrate
that the paradox of liberty also generates a paradox of security: by taking coercive measures to …

… This, in turn, provoked a radical transformation of society and the … treatments should not
be based on coercion but on consensual contracts. Thus, while opposing involuntary treatment, …

… This book identifies coercive control of women as the most … a working model of the coercive
control of children, and closely … I meant to be provocative. I was back at the University of …

… that all forms of coercive treatment represented a human rights … regimes’ including guardianship
and ‘forced treatment’must be … This led to the paradoxical effect of hospital admissions …

… of the treatment of a patient with a serious eating disorder, … of coercion in psychiatry is that
the Mental Health and Care … concerning court-ordered compulsory care as a specific criminal …

… coercion, intimidation, isolation, minimization, denial, and blaming. This thesis argues that
coercive control … male abusers strategically employ coercive control against women victims to …

… Let me lay my cards on the table and tell you that I eat both plants and animals. Yet I am
caught in a paradox, for I also find myself camped in the blizzard of the opposing pole, gazing up …

… A paradox consists of priorities or forces which are contradictory and also interdependent. …
of knowledge not least because paradox is topical. Brexit shows paradoxes of belonging: the …

… The essential paradox between the individual responsibility … with coercive external control
measures to fulfill the duty of care … eating disorders. Just that there are companies that provide …