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Case study for eating disorders:B is an 15 year old white female from an affluent family in the Southern California area. B is a middle school athlete, who loves running and playing soccer. B started losing weight at the end of her 8th grade year after experiencing some bullying from her classmates. B's family eats all meals together, and her mom focuses on small portions and "clean" foods like greens and other vegetables. B's mom also exercises 2 hours per day. B believes that she doesn't need to gain any weight despite being adviced to by her doctor, and gets upset at mealtimes when there is butter or meat included in the meal. Pt skips meals at school because she's "not hungry" and spends several hours a day working out and checking her body in the mirror.
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