Behavioral Weight Reduction Program for Mentally Handicapped Persons: A Self-Control Approach
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Behavioral Weight Reduction Program for Mentally Handicapped Persons was reviewed for accuracy by a nutritionist and by a physician. Special education teachers and nurses will be able to fully utilize this superb program of nutritional information and structured instructional procedures. Nutritionists will applaud the forms and the ideas introduced in this "one of a kind" program.
ISBN
9780839116615
Publication Date
1981
Publisher
ProEd (University Park Press)
City
Baltimore
Disciplines
Disability and Equity in Education | Education | Special Education and Teaching
Comments
Table of Contents
Foreword / Stanley Berlow
Preface
Acknowledgments
Part I OBESITY -Overview and Treatment
Chapter 1. INTRODUCTION
Chapter 2. BACKGROUND AND TREATMENT
Chapter 3. A BEHAVIORAL PERSPECTIVE
Chapter 4. RATIONALE FOR A SELF-CONTROL TREATMENT PACKAGE
Part II THE TRAINING MANUAL
Chapter 5. SCREENING AND SELECTING CANDIDATES
Chapter 6. THE TRAINING MANUAL—An Introduction
Chapter 7. TRAINING TOPIC 1 (WEEKS 1 AND 2)—Awareness of Body Weight and What One Eats
Chapter 8. TRAINING TOPIC 2 (WEEKS 3 AND 4)—Controlling Urges to Overeat and Snack
Chapter 9. TRAINING TOPIC 3 (WEEKS 5 AND 6)—Decreasing Food Cues to Overeat and Snack
Chapter 10. TRAINING TOPIC 4 (WEEKS 7 AND 8)—Developing Good Eating Habits
Chapter 11. TRAINING TOPIC 5 (WEEKS 9 AND 10)—Self-Control of Overeating
Chapter 12. TRAINING TOPIC 6 (WEEKS II AND 12)—Burning Up Calories by Exercise
Chapter 13. TRAINING TOPIC 7 (WEEKS 13 AND 14)—Changing Snack Habits
Chapter 14. MAINTENANCE, IN-SERVICE TRAINING, AND FOLLOW-UP (WEEKS 15 THROUGH 19)
Chapter 15. VALIDATION OF THE TRAINING MANUAL
Part III APPENDICES
Appendix A. HEIGHT AND WEIGHT TABLES FOR GIRLS, BOYS, WOMEN, AND MEN
Appendix B. TECHNIQUE COMMUNICATION SHEETS FOR PARENTS OR CAREGIVERS TO ACCOMPANY TRAINING SESSION TOPICS
Appendix C. DIET FOODS
Appendix D. BOOKS ON DIETING
Appendix E. DIET COOKBOOKS
References
Index