Anorexia nervosa: an integrative treatment model - Journal of Psychotherapy 2015 [41] 02 www.psychotherapie.bsl.nl
Anorexia nervosa: an integrative treatment model - Journal of Psychotherapy 2015 [41] 02 www.psychotherapie.bsl.nl
Anorexia nervosa (AN) is an illness with a huge impact on all areas of an individual’s life and their context (Jones et al., 2008). AN patients live, as it were, under the dictatorship of the ‘inner critic’, a strong inner normative voice that constantly reiterates the same disapproving judgements. Stinckens (2001) uses this metaphor to refer to an ‘integrated system of critical and negative thoughts and attitudes towards the self, which was imposed from outside’. The inner critic manifests itself in various ways, causing emotional well-being and social relationships to suffer from its many demands on the patient. Moreover, AN has a dismal prognosis. Less than half of patients fully recover from the disease; 20 per cent develop a chronic eating disorder and 5 per cent of AN patients die from the effects of the disease or by suicide (Steinhausen, 2002; Steinhausen, 2008).
The Perception of Persons with Anorexia Nervosa on Quality of Life: an Initial Investigation
The Perception of Persons with Anorexia Nervosa on Quality of Life: an Initial Investigation
Received: 16 March 2015 /Accepted: 14 August 2015 # Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht and The International Society for Quality-of-Life Studies (ISQOLS) 2015 –
Abstract Anorexia nervosa (AN) is an illness with a major impact on the individual. Among other things, it affects quality of life, relationships with friends and family, social integration, personal development and physical health. However, most Quality of Life studies focus mainly on health, without paying attention to psychosocial and subjective aspects. In this study, individuals with AN were examined from a broad perspective.
An eating disorder doesn't have to be forever - Patty Annicq / Lannoo
Anorexia nervosa: an integrative treatment model - Journal of Psychotherapy 2015 [41] 02 www.psychotherapie.bsl.nl
The book “An eating disorder doesn’t have to be forever” by Patty Annicq, clarifies some very specific eating disorder behaviors, emotions and thoughts. It provides illuminating insights into the murky world of eating disorders. Patty (the author) provides unique insight into the thinking and feeling of the anorexic. The insights set you on the path to begin the healing process with patience and self-love.
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