Cognitive-behavioral therapy of an avoiding / restrictive meal disorder (IORPP). Thomas J.J., Eddie K.T.

Avoiding/restrictive meal disorder (IORPP) is a universally recognized ailment of eating behavior. Children and adults suffer from him who cannot satisfy their own food needs due to sensory sensitivity, fear of unpleasant consequences or lack of interest in eating. This book is one of a kind. In it, the authors offer a unique therapeutic technique developed specifically for working with IORPP.

The book presents:

- an overview of existing studies that study the problem of treating the avoiding/restrictive meal disorder. This section of the book will help create a complete picture of the disease, its causes and consequences that affect physical and mental health.

- a comparison of the IORPP with other disorders of food behavior. These data will help to draw a clear line between various diagnoses, the manifestations of which are often similar to each other.

- a clearly formulated step-by-step methodology of the KPT IORPP- cognitive-behavioral therapy of electoral/restrictive disorder of food intake. The book contains a practical guide ready to use in working with patients.

- rich handout: psycho-educational materials and scales of evaluations designed to facilitate the work of the therapist in the diagnosis and treatment of IORPP.