I'm Beautiful? Why Can't I See It?: Daily Encouragement to Promote Healthy Eating & Positive Self-Esteem

Davidson, Kimberly

ISBN 10: 1598866346 / ISBN 13: 9781598866346

Published by Tate Publishing & Enterprises (edition ), 2006

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: I'm Beautiful? Why Can't I See It?: Daily Encouragement to Promote Healthy Eating & Positive Self-Esteem
• Publisher: Tate Publishing & Enterprises (edition )
• Publication Date: 2006
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 1598866346
• ISBN 13: 9781598866346
• Binding: Paperback
• Condition: Very Good

About this title

Synopsis

Emotional eating. It's a rising epidemic. Katrina looks in the mirror and sees 'repulsive,' 'fat,' 'stupid,' even though friends tell her she is one of the most intelligent and beautiful girls in her college. If I'm so beautiful, why can't I see it? Katrina wants to take back control of her life. Do you? Author Kimberly Davidson, a recovered bulimic, found spiritual and physical restoration and brings a clear message of hope and restoration in I'm Beautiful? Why Can't I See It? Anybody suffering from unhealthy eating patterns and low self-esteem needs unconditional love and acceptance, forgiveness, as well as needing to learn how to forgive herself and others who may have harmed her.

About the Author

Author Kimberly Davidson is a woman who wears many hats. She is a licensed minister, serving in Women's Ministry in her local church, and an inspirational speaker, teacher, and writer. Kimberly is the founder of Olive Branch Outreach, a ministry that reaches out to thousands of people with eating disorders worldwide by presenting biblical solutions as part of the healing process. Kimberly attends seminary, and is working towards her Masters degree in Pastoral Care for Women, and leads recovery classes at a state women's correctional facility.