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This commentary argues that “emotional well-being” is only one part of broader mental well-being, and that the definition proposed by Park et al. (2022) — focusing on how positive someone feels about life — is too narrow. The authors suggest emotional well-being should also cover emotion regulation and whether emotions…
This short paper, written by researchers, clinicians and people with lived experience, argues that thinking of eating disorders mainly as a problem of “control” is too simple. The authors say control can matter for some people, but making it the main story risks blaming the person, missing life events and…
