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On this site you will find essays, journal articles, patient guides, podcasts, and more. Most things in psychology make more sense in the light of evolution. Consider,
- Patient Guide
- Adapted to Famine: An Evolutionary Explanation for Anorexia (journal article)
- Client-Therapist Script and Instructional Tool for Utilizing the Adapted to Famine Theory In-Session
Explore the site to read additional papers and publications by Dr. Guisinger and colleagues on topics of eating disorders, neurology, clinical psychology, and biological evolution.