The Effects of Compulsive Exercise among Teens
A large longitudinal study targeted younger patients with EDs. Information about the benefits of exercise… Read More
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Unraveling Resistance to Change after Weight Is Restored
Clues emerged in a feedback experiment among AN patients and controls. It is a challenging… Read More
In the Next Issue
Warning: Looking and Lamenting May be Lethal By Sandra Wartski, PsyD, CEDS, Silber Psychological Services,… Read More
The Positive Effects of Early Treatment Response
For many patients, early response can predict remission. Early response to treatment for an eating… Read More
Fear of Weight Gain and Dieting Affect Many Women throughout Life
A large Dutch study highlights distinctly different attitudes between men and women. Dieting and fear… Read More
Is More Aggressive Refeeding Safe for Severely Malnourished Inpatients?
More evidence on this controversial question. Recently there has been increased interest in the rate… Read More
When Patients Resist Treatment
Clues to motivating patients who avoid or refuse treatment Just like Lord Byron’s fictional prisoner…
Help for Patients Who Just Can’t Recover
A Swedish study applies the case management approach for enduring eating disorders. Some patients with…
Tracking Down Body Image Distortions
Two studies examine how individual perceptions can be altered. Body perception problems are among the…
A Relapse Prevention Program for Anorexia Nervosa Patients
The goal: getting ahead of relapse. Reprinted from Eating Disorders Review November/December Volume 27, Number…
Refeeding Hospitalized Adolescents with Restrictive Eating Disorders
Higher-than-currently-recommended caloric levels were safe. Reprinted from Eating Disorders Review November/December Volume 27, Number 6…
Helping Men Recover from an Eating Disorder
One unfortunate trend: Males waited longer to seek help. Reprinted from Eating Disorders Review November/December…