De relatie tussen het onderdrukken van emoties en eetstoornissen

Noordenbos, Greta; Have, Brenda te; Padding, Lisa

doi:10.1007/s12485-015-0050-7

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“…As a result, they become dissatis ed with their lives in various domains, such as health, sexuality, nances, leisure time and social status. Some clients therefore live in physically, psychologically and socially poor conditions (19,17,18). Eating disorders are severe but treatable diseases.…”

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Severe and enduring eating disorders - Anorexia Nervosa. An exploration of beliefs, methods, and obstacles in the approach

Schut,

Godschalk,

Jong

2024

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Background: There is an upcoming need to improve care for people suffering from severe and enduring eating disorders, such as anorexia nervosa (SEED-AN). Current specialism programmes haveminimal effects on persistent issues pertaining to weight, food, and body shape and lead to despondency, therapy dropout and poor quality of life. Aim: A deeper understanding of this topic may lead to better support for SEED-AN. Flexible assertive community treatment (F-ACT) professionals are specialists that offer treatment to people with severe and enduring psychiatric symptoms. SEED-AN individuals might benefit from such support. Methods: thematic analysis was used. Professionals were interviewed in focus groups mainly; patients were interviewed individually. Results: Professional respondents’ perspective: 1.) A knowledge gap exists concerning eating disorders and SE-ANs, 2.) Predominant assumptions, 3.) Difficulties in cooperation, 4.) Lack of autonomy with respect topolicymakers. Patient respondents’ perspectives: 1.) F-ACT care is adequate, 2.) Cooperation with other caregivers, 3.) Ambivalence in recovery. Conclusion: Collaboration between F-ACT and specializing in eating disorders may provide better support for SEED-AN individuals. Discussion: A patient-centered model (resource group model) promotes collaboration between all involvedindividuals. The reinforcement of strengths is expected, and SEED-AN individuals may benefit from such collaboration.

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confidence: 99%