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Dave Dunn: How To Support A Loved One with AnorexiaExplicit

with Shaun Emerson & Chris Lozier

S1 · E161 hr 0 min

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In this latest episode, Chris and Shaun talk with Dave Dunn, author of Love, Crowd Out, Forgive, Accept, a guide book to supporting a loved one with anorexia. The discussion covers Dave's daughter, Kara's, battle with anorexia, the impact on him, his family and his relationship with his wife. They explore Dave's work with FEAST, his career as a tech executive and his decision to go back to school to train as a therapist.

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