2008
DOI: 10.1002/eat.20513
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Readiness to change mediates the impact of eating disorder symptomatology on treatment outcome in anorexia nervosa

Abstract: These findings suggest not only that readiness to make changes is an important indicator of future inpatient treatment outcome, but that it is the mechanism by which eating disorder symptomatology predicts success in a treatment program.

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“…These concepts have been applied to different behaviours and disorders such as physical activity (Berry, Naylor, & Wharf-Higgins, 2004), smoking (DiClemente, Prochaska, Fairhurst, Velicer, Velasquez, & Rossi, 1991), alcohol abuse (Rollnick, Heather, Gold & Hall, 1992) or obesity (Prochaska, Norcross, Fowler, Follick, & Abrams, 1992). Several studies have stressed the importance of motivation to change in adults with eating disorders with regard to ensuring clinical improvement and maintenance (Bewell & Carter, 2008;Geller, Cockell & Drab, 2001;Hasler, Delsignore, Milos, Buddeberg, & Schneyeder, 2004;RodriguezCano & Beato-Fernández, 2005;Vitousek, Watson, & Wilson, 1998;Wolk & Devlin, 2001). In adolescents with anorexia nervosa, motivation to change has also been related to better treatment response (Ametller, Castro, Serrano, Martínez, & Toro, 2005;CastroFornieles et al, 2007).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 96%
“…These concepts have been applied to different behaviours and disorders such as physical activity (Berry, Naylor, & Wharf-Higgins, 2004), smoking (DiClemente, Prochaska, Fairhurst, Velicer, Velasquez, & Rossi, 1991), alcohol abuse (Rollnick, Heather, Gold & Hall, 1992) or obesity (Prochaska, Norcross, Fowler, Follick, & Abrams, 1992). Several studies have stressed the importance of motivation to change in adults with eating disorders with regard to ensuring clinical improvement and maintenance (Bewell & Carter, 2008;Geller, Cockell & Drab, 2001;Hasler, Delsignore, Milos, Buddeberg, & Schneyeder, 2004;RodriguezCano & Beato-Fernández, 2005;Vitousek, Watson, & Wilson, 1998;Wolk & Devlin, 2001). In adolescents with anorexia nervosa, motivation to change has also been related to better treatment response (Ametller, Castro, Serrano, Martínez, & Toro, 2005;CastroFornieles et al, 2007).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 96%
“…7,10 It has been also argued that readiness for change is a significant predictor of treatment outcome in AN 11 .…”
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“…Bei Bulimia nervosa besteht zwar meist ein vordergründig höherer Leidensdruck aufgrund der Essattacken, dennoch zeigt sich häufig eine mangelnde Einsicht in Bezug auf das Aufgeben des Schlankheitswunsches sowie der kompensatorischen Mechanismen wie Diäten, Erbrechen und exzessivem Sport. Eine höhere Behandlungsmotivation ist verbunden mit e iner besseren Prognose [92,93]. Die Motivationsförderung ist daher ein äusserst wichtiges Ziel jeder Essstörungs-behandlung.…”
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