1986
DOI: 10.1080/00029157.1986.10402697
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Dissociative States Presenting as an Eating Disorder

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“…For example, Russell (1979) noted that many bulimic patients reported feelings of depersonalization and derealization during episodes of binging and purging (see also Abraham & Beumont, 1982;Beumont & Abraham, 1983). Similarly, the bulimic patients surveyed by Torem (1986) frequently reported that their binges were involuntary, and accompanied by an amnesia-like loss of time. A number of investigators have found high levels of hypnotizability in bulimic patients (Covino, Jimerson, Walton, Franko & Frankel, 1994;Kranhold, Baumann, & Fichter, 1992;Pettinati, Horne, & Staats, 1985), or in college women with symptoms of abnormal eating (Barabasz, 1991;Groth-Marnat & Shumaker, 1990)-a finding that is relevant because hypnosis is sometimes considered to involve nonpathological dissociative states (Hilgard, 1977), and because high hypnotizability is also found in patients with dissociative disorder (for a review, see Kihlstrom, Glisky, & Angiulo, 1994).…”
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“…For example, Russell (1979) noted that many bulimic patients reported feelings of depersonalization and derealization during episodes of binging and purging (see also Abraham & Beumont, 1982;Beumont & Abraham, 1983). Similarly, the bulimic patients surveyed by Torem (1986) frequently reported that their binges were involuntary, and accompanied by an amnesia-like loss of time. A number of investigators have found high levels of hypnotizability in bulimic patients (Covino, Jimerson, Walton, Franko & Frankel, 1994;Kranhold, Baumann, & Fichter, 1992;Pettinati, Horne, & Staats, 1985), or in college women with symptoms of abnormal eating (Barabasz, 1991;Groth-Marnat & Shumaker, 1990)-a finding that is relevant because hypnosis is sometimes considered to involve nonpathological dissociative states (Hilgard, 1977), and because high hypnotizability is also found in patients with dissociative disorder (for a review, see Kihlstrom, Glisky, & Angiulo, 1994).…”
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“…Ook bij bepaalde klachten, zoals anorexia nervosa en boulimia, komen ego-staten voor (Torem, 1986(Torem, , 1987Vanderlinden & Vandereycken, 1991). De groeiende belangstelling voor deze strategie houdt waarschijnlijk gelijke tred met de toegenomen belangstelling voor verschijnselen als hypnose, dissociatie en de meervoudige persoonlijkheidsstoornis.…”
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“…Pas als het concept door de clie¨nt wordt herkend en geaccepteerd kan men verder gaan. Als de clie¨nt dit nog niet herkent, kan de aanleg van een dagboek als voorbereiding worden gebruikt (Torem, 1986;1993). De clie¨nt legt een dagboek aan en schrijft daarin alles op wat in hem op komt (gedachten, gevoelens, gedrag, herinneringen, toekomstplannen, enz.).…”
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“…Spiegel and Carden Ä a, 1991) and in both the symptoms and syndrome of bulimia (e.g. Torem, 1986;McManus, 1995;Everill et al, 1995).…”
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