Seth Blakeslee Adolescent Psychology. An Alarming Trend.

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Seth Blakeslee Adolescent Psychology

An Alarming Trend

Eating Disorders Psychological disorder characterized by abnormal or disturbed eating habits Anorexia Nervosa Bulimia Muscle Dysmorphia

Anorexia Nervosa Intense fear related to gaining weight Adolescent Males approx. 10 – 15% of those suffering from the disorder Refusal to eat – extreme emaciation Metabolic changes, thyroid difficulty, heart abnormalities Mortality rate is as high as 15% (highest mortality rate among mental disorders)

Bulimia “Binge and Purge” Common among athletes in sports where weight is a concern (i.e. wrestling) Weight fluctuations Vomiting, laxative use, excessive exercise, periods of starvation Less recognizable by physical appearance

Muscle Dysmorphia Growing in prevalence Excessive preoccupation with body size, muscularity BMI, body fat

Warning Signs Weight fluctuation Excessive exercise Dressing in layers (trying to hide body) Health problems (heart)

At-Risk Groups Athletes Mental disorders Family issues Students questioning sexual identity Eating disorder may lead to decreased libido

Causes Language bias Ideal male image in media GI Joe Magic Mike Peer Pressure 1997 survey of high school athletes: Do you want to be bigger? Football – 80% yes Cross Country – 43% yes

Interventions Medical treatment Counseling Group therapy/ Rehabilitation centers

Prevention Increased attention to non-physical definitions of “manliness” Working with coaches to emphasize health before fitness or appearance Give students healthy avenues for control

Resources School counselor Nutritionist Athletic trainer Coaches

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