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Arlington psychologist sees Hollywood’s body images as unhealthy
August 12, 2026
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Arlington psychologist sees Hollywood’s body images as unhealthy
CRITICAL EYE ON MOVIES: As a clinical psychologist for 30 years, Arlington resident Emily Fox-Kales says, she has seen time and again how a distorted body image can lead to unhealthy weight-control behaviors and even eating disorders.
