@article{1560652,
      recid = {1560652},
      author = {Wood-Barcalow, Nichole, and Tylka, Tracy L., and Judge,  Casey,},
      title = {Positive body image workbook : a clinical and  self-improvement guide /},
      pages = {1 online resource},
      abstract = {"Chapter 1 Introduction to the Positive Body Image  Workbook Welcome to the Positive Body Image Workbook! In  this chapter, we offer an overview of positive body image,  introduce ourselves and our work, share what inspired us to  write this workbook, and describe how you may use it in  your clinical practice (for clinicians1) and everyday lives  (for clients and readers2). What is Positive Body Image?  This workbook focuses on increasing positive body image and  reducing negative body image. Right now, you may be  wondering, "Won't reducing negative body image  automatically improve positive body image?" In some ways,  yes-but not in all ways. Negative body image includes  negative feelings and thoughts about our appearance.  Positive body image is broader than simply "positive  feelings and thoughts about our appearance." Positive body  image includes appreciating our bodies in terms of how they  function along with appearance. It means loving our bodies  for their unique characteristics, which may change across  time (e.g., "our scars are beautiful")"--},
      url = {http://library.usi.edu/record/1560652},
}