Nicole Moulding is Senior Lecturer at the University of South Australia, Australia. A qualified social worker, her teaching and research interests are in the areas of gender and mental health, gendered violence and abuse, and interpretive research methodologies.

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• 1. Introduction: An Interconnected Approach 2. Putting Gender in the Frame 3. Researching Gendered Violence, Abuse and Mental Health 4. Childhood Emotional Abuse: Engendering Selves, Engendering Bodies 5. Pleasure and Pain: The Management of Abuse-related Emotion in Eating Disorders 6. Domestic Violence and Emotional Wellbeing 7. Putting Abuse in its Place: Living Well and Challenging Community Denial 8. Final Comments

Nicole Moulding is Senior Lecturer at the University of South Australia, Australia. A qualified social worker, her teaching and research interests are in the areas of gender and mental health, gendered violence and abuse, and interpretive research methodologies.

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• 1. Introduction: An Interconnected Approach 2. Putting Gender in the Frame 3. Researching Gendered Violence, Abuse and Mental Health 4. Childhood Emotional Abuse: Engendering Selves, Engendering Bodies 5. Pleasure and Pain: The Management of Abuse-related Emotion in Eating Disorders 6. Domestic Violence and Emotional Wellbeing 7. Putting Abuse in its Place: Living Well and Challenging Community Denial 8. Final Comments

Nicole Moulding is Senior Lecturer at the University of South Australia, Australia. A qualified social worker, her teaching and research interests are in the areas of gender and mental health, gendered violence and abuse, and interpretive research methodologies.

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• 1. Introduction: An Interconnected Approach 2. Putting Gender in the Frame 3. Researching Gendered Violence, Abuse and Mental Health 4. Childhood Emotional Abuse: Engendering Selves, Engendering Bodies 5. Pleasure and Pain: The Management of Abuse-related Emotion in Eating Disorders 6. Domestic Violence and Emotional Wellbeing 7. Putting Abuse in its Place: Living Well and Challenging Community Denial 8. Final Comments