She is like me: a qualitative exploration of body image ideals and the young woman psychologist working with eating disorders

A size-inclusive playroom: Play therapy considerations to promote healing for children of diverse body shapes and sizes.

“…Because self-reflection and being aware of one's own body image biases are integral to this work, we offer a sample activity that play therapists can engage in to facilitate their own reflective work. Monotti et al (2023) emphasized that therapists must engage in their own body image reflective work and healing before and during supporting others with body image and disordered eating. As such, the below reflective intervention is meant for play therapists to engage in their own reflective work while supporting youth with their body image and related mental health.…”