Handbook of Diversity in Body Image is a novel exploration that exceeds traditional discussions of body image to delve into the culturally varied experiences. The book begins by tracing the historical trajectory of body image research and practice, highlighting the evolution from past perspectives to our current understanding. The next section presents comprehensive insights into body image in various countries and regions including East Asia, South America, the Caribbean, Sub-Saharan Africa, the Middle East, and Eastern Europe. Additional chapters review the intricate intersections of identity, including discussions on body image in racialized minority groups, minoritized sexual and gender identities, men, the food insecure, and individuals facing religious diversities. Each chapter highlights the importance of understanding and embracing diversity in body image practice, emphasizing the significance of intersectionality in both research and real-world applications.

• Reviews the historical landscape of body image research and practice
• Explores how individual identity intersects with societal expectations
• Highlights the importance of understanding and embracing diversity in body image practice