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An Integrated Approach for “Hard to Treat” Adolescent Eating Disorder Patients
By merging FBT and DBT, providers can take an integrated approach for “hard to treat” adolescent eating disorders.
What You Need to Know About Outpatient Eating Disorder Treatment
Today, let's focus on outpatient eating disorder treatment, which offers patients the least restrictive setting for recovery.
Gender-Affirming Care for Eating Disorders
Here are ways that eating disorder treatment providers can better provide gender-affirming care to patients who are not cisgender.
2021 Eating Disorder Research Roundup
In our 2021 eating disorder research roundup, we review articles with notable findings related to eating disorders and disordered eating.
Debunking the 5 Most Common Myths About Maudsley Treatment
Family-Based Treatment (FBT), also known as Maudsley Treatment, is considered the leading outpatient treatment for adolescents with anorexia nervosa. Despite strong research support, many families hesitate to pursue FBT because of common misconceptions about parental involvement, independence, control, and hospitalization. In this article, we address five of the most frequent myths about FBT and explain why empowering parents to support nutrition and recovery can be a powerful path toward lasting healing.
How Brain Imaging Is Changing Our Understanding of Eating Disorders
New brain imaging research is helping clinicians understand why eating disorders can be so persistent. Learn how differences in reward processing may contribute to anorexia and bulimia and what these findings mean for treatment.
CP Research Corner: Therapeutic Alliance and Treatment Outcome
While therapeutic alliance is an important factor in favorable outcomes, the effects of it relative to early change remains undefined.
Outcomes-Informed Care
Outcomes-Informed Care (also called Feedback-Informed Treatment) is an ongoing process of treatment review between client and clinician.
What Is ARFID?
Avoidant/restrictive food intake disorder (ARFID) is an eating disorder diagnosis that has been introduced into the DSM-5.