Freeing Children and Young Adults from Shame, Scales, and Stigma
First published 2026
This practical guide empowers parents, educators, and clinicians with the tools they require to free children and young adults from body shame and weight stigma. Dr. Hartman delivers exactly what parents, educators, and clinicians need: real conversations, proven scripts, protocols, and actionable strategies to navigate challenging discussions about bodies, food, and health, backed by medical expertise. This book is organized into targeted sections for different audiences and charts a path toward a future where young people can embrace ease and individuality, free from diets and societal expectations about bodies. Drawing from both scientific research and real-world practice, the book presents a compelling case for weight-neutral care that respects the diversity of human bodies while promoting sustainable health. Designed to be accessible and efficient with clearly organized sections, concise summaries, and ready-to-use resources for each context, it offers strategies for repair when conversations about weight and health haven't gone as intended.
- Published
- 11 Mar 2026
- Publisher
- Taylor & Francis
- Elsewhere
- Open Library
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