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Yoga for Positive Embodiment in Eating Disorder Prevention and Treatment

Editor : Catherine Cook-Cottone, Editor : Anne E. Cox, Editor : Dianne Neumark-Sztainer, Editor : Tracy L. Tylka

Table of Contents

1. Introduction
Dianne Neumark-Sztainer, Catherine Cook-Cottone, Tracy L. Tylka, and Anne E. Cox

Theoretical and Empirical Considerations
2. Eating disorders, embodiment, and yoga: a conceptual overview
Iris Perey and Catherine Cook-Cottone

3. Yoga and the experience of embodiment: a discussion of possible links
Niva Piran and Dianne Neumark-Sztainer

4. Realizing Yoga’s all-access pass: a social justice critique of westernized yoga and inclusive embodiment
Jennifer B. Webb, Courtney B. Rogers, and Erin Vinoski Thomas

5. A conceptual model describing mechanisms for how yoga practice may support positive embodiment
Anne E. Cox and Tracy L. Tylka

Research Update
6. Yoga and eating disorder prevention and treatment: a comprehensive review and meta-analysis
Ashlye Borden and Catherine Cook-Cottone

7. Benefits of yoga in the treatment of eating disorders: results of a randomized controlled trial
Margaret A. Brennan, William J. Whelton, and Donald Sharpe

8. Examining the effects of mindfulness-based yoga instruction on positive embodiment and affective responses
Anne E. Cox, Sarah Ullrich-French, Catherine Cook-Cottone, Tracy L. Tylka, and Dianne Neumark-Sztainer

9. A yoga-based therapy program designed to improve body image among an outpatient eating disordered population: program description and results from a mixed-methods pilot study
Lisa Diers, Sarah A. Rydell, Allison Watts, and Dianne Neumark-Sztainer

10. Yoga practice in a college sample: associated changes in eating disorder, body image, and related factors over time
Rachel Kramer and Kelly Cuccolo

11. Yoga’s impact on risk and protective factors for disordered eating: a pilot prevention trial
CR Pacanowski, L Diers, RD Crosby, M Mackenzie, and D. Neumark-Sztainer

Future Directions
12. Future directions for research on yoga and positive embodiment
Catherine Cook-Cottone, Anne Elizabeth Cox, Dianne Neumark-Sztainer, and Tracy L. Tylka