Improving Evidence-Based Psychological Treatments for Eating Disorders: A promising strategy for improving the treatment outcome of eating disorders.

Dalle Grave, R  (2022)

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Dalle Grave, R. (2022). Improving Evidence-Based Psychological Treatments for Eating Disorders. A promising strategy for improving the treatment outcome of eating disorders.

KEY POINTS

  • A subgroup of patients does not reach full remission from eating disorders with current evidence-based psychological treatments.
  • Researchers are hoping to design new forms of therapies by exploring genetic or neurological causes that might underlie the eating disorders.
  • An alternative strategy to improve the treatment outcome is the intensification of current evidence-based psychological treatments.
  • The adaptation of CBT-E for intensive settings of care has shown promising results in patients not responding to outpatient treatments.

Multistep CBT_E