Weight Bias and Social Justice: Implications for Education and Practice |
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Authors: | Sarah Nutter Shelly Russell-Mayhew Nancy Arthur John H. Ellard |
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Affiliation: | 1.Counselling Psychology, Graduate Programs in Education EDT 114,University of Calgary,Calgary,Canada;2.Department of Psychology,University of Calgary,Calgary,Canada |
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Abstract: | Weight bias is a widespread and persistent form of oppression that adversely impacts the lives of individuals with obesity in many areas of society. In this paper, we discuss the implications of weight bias as a social justice issue for counsellor education and practice. We provide recommendations for professional education, including the need to examine social location, knowledge, assumptions, and biases about weight and individuals with obesity. We also provide recommendations related to advocacy for individuals with obesity in practice. |
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