Casebook of Evidence-Based Therapy for Eating Disorders by Heather Thompson-Brenner PhD

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By Heather Thompson-Brenner PhD

Illustrating the "whats," "whys," and "how-tos" of the best evidence-based remedies for consuming issues, this targeted quantity is equipped round in-depth circumstances. various remedies are represented in sections overlaying behavioral, cognitive, affect-based, relational, and integrative ways. every one part opens with an instructive review via the editor. The specialist members express what their options seem like in motion with sufferers being affected by anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa, binge-eating sickness, and similar difficulties. instances disguise the total strategy of therapy and comprise therapist-patient dialogues. the fundamental function of evaluation in therapy making plans and growth tracking is highlighted, with specific descriptions of appropriate tools and procedures.

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Exposure to Coffee with Milk and Sugar The therapist set the table with cups of coffee varying in size, milk poured out into separate cups, and sugar. The fat content of the milk was not identified. Emily appeared flushed and described feeling warm, noticing tightness in her chest and throat as well as racing thoughts. She leaned away from the coffee and directed her gaze away from the drink. The therapist reiterated the rationale for exposure therapy and reminded Emily of the narrative she had provided about her experiences successfully facing anxiety as a student.

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AN-EXRP ends with the therapist and patient reflecting on the patient’s plan and supporting the continued integration and generalization of treatment principles going forward. Emily’s Phase III Exposure content came from the top third of Emily’s hierarchy, including an iced latte, and a peanut butter and jelly sandwich. She continued to challenge her fidgeting and food manipulation rituals in session, with an additional emphasis on avoidant behaviors such as underportioning foods and leaving food on the plate.

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