Eating Disorders : Causes, Diagnosis and Treatments.

Intro -- EATING DISORDERS: CAUSES, DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENTS -- EATING DISORDERS: CAUSES, DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENTS -- Contents -- Preface -- Eating Disorders: Causes, Diagnosis and Treatments -- Introduction -- Diagnostic Criteria for each Eating Disorder (APA, 2000) -- Anorexia Nervosa -- Bulimia Nervosa -- Eating Disorder Not Otherwise Specified -- Binge Eating Disorder -- Epidemiology and Prognosis -- Anorexia Nervosa -- Bulimia Nervosa -- Eating Disorder Not Otherwise Specified -- Binge Eating Disorder -- Etiology -- Biological Risk Factors -- Psychological Risk Factors -- Sociocultural Risk Factors -- Eating Disorders and Medical Risk -- Eating Disorders and Psychological Comorbidity -- Treatment Options Available for Eating Disorders -- Treatment Facilities -- Inpatient Hospitalization -- Day Patient Hospitalization -- Outpatient Treatment -- Psychological Treatments -- Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT) -- Interpersonal Psychotherapy (IPT) -- Family Therapy -- Psychodynamic Therapy -- Mindfulness-Based Therapies -- Pharmacological Treatments -- Anorexia Nervosa -- Bulimia Nerovsa -- Binge Eating Disorder -- Eating Disorders in Older Adults -- Eating Disorders and its Associated Stigma -- Conclusion -- References -- Multimodal Perceptual and Emotional Integration in Eating Disorders -- Abstract -- Introduction -- 1. Multimodal Perceptual Disturbances in Eating Disorder Sufferers -- 2. Basic Mechanisms of Multimodal Integration between Emotion and Taste Perception -- 3. The Use of Virtual Reality Technologies in the Context of Eating Disorders -- Conclusion -- Acknowledgments -- References -- Eating Disorders and Menstrual Dysfunction - Implications on Bone Mineral Density -- Abstract -- Introduction -- The Diagnostic Criteria for Eating Disorders - A Gynecological Perspective.

Should Amenorrhea Be a Diagnostic Criterion for Anorexia Nervosa? -- How Does Anorexia Nervosa and Menstrual Dysfunction Affect BMD and Bone Health? -- Age of Onset of Eating Disorder and Impact on BMD -- Hormonal Treatment for Menstrual Dysfunction in Eating Disorders - Does it Improve Bone Mass? -- Non-Hormonal Management of Bone Health in Eating Disorders -- The Female Athletic Triad and Relationship to BMD -- Treatment Modalities for Female Athlete Triad -- Long Term Bone Health with Eating Disorders -- Conclusion -- References -- Eating Disorders in Individuals with Developmental Disabilities -- Abstract -- Definitions of Eating and Feeding Disorders -- Eating Disorders and Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) -- Eating Disorders and Cerebral Palsy (CP) -- Eating Disorders and Williams Syndrome (WS) -- Eating Disorders and Prader-Willi Syndrome (PWS) -- Eating Disorders and Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD) -- Eating Disorders and Intellectual Disabilities (ID) -- Interventions to Address Eating and Feeding Problems -- References -- Psychological Well-Being and Health Behaviors in College Females with Eating Disorders: Comparisons with A Non-Eating Disorder Cohort -- Abstract -- Eating Disorders -- Eating Disorders: Associations with Psychological Health and Health Behaviors -- Methods and Procedures -- Measures -- Demographic Variables -- AN/BN Status -- Weight-loss Strategies -- Perceived Health -- Physical Activity Behavior -- Fruit and Vegetable Consumption -- Data Analysis -- Results -- Participants -- Psychological Health -- Weight Loss Strategies -- Health Promoting Behaviors -- Discussion -- Acknowledgments -- References -- Multiple Family Group Therapy for Young Adolescents with Anorexia Nervosa: A Descriptive Study -- Abstract -- Current Data About Multiple Family Group Therapy.

Multiple Family Group Therapy on a French Eating Disorders Unit for Children and Adolescents -- Method -- Participants -- Procedure -- Results -- Discussion -- Conclusion -- References -- Risk Factors of Eating Disorders in Females -- Abstract -- Introduction -- 1. Individual Variables -- 2. Familial Variables -- 3. Social Variables -- 4. Cultural Differences and Eating Disorders -- 5. Athletes and Eating Disorders -- References -- Dissociation and the Escape from Awareness of Appearance Threats -- Abstract -- Introduction -- Cognitive Processing of Threat Stimuli -- Empirical Evidence for Two-Stage Threat Processing Model -- Our Study -- Conclusion -- Acknowledgments -- References -- Commentary: Motivation for Exercise in Eating Disorders: New Insight Gives Relevance for the Diagnostic Criteria -- Abstract -- Introduction -- Methods -- Results -- Differences between Individuals with and without Eating Disorders -- Differences between Excessive and Non-Excessive Exercising Patients -- Practical and Clinical Implications of the Findings -- Conclusion -- References -- Index.

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