Cognitive-behavioral therapy of eating disorders. Comprehensive treatment guide. Waller G., Corderi H., Korstorfin E.

When planning and prescribing treatment, a good clinical assessment and wording are very important. Therapists need to correctly use therapeutic skills. The key to the effective and suitable treatment of the patient is a consistent philosophy of treatment. Doctors need to adapt treatment to the needs of a particular patient, but remain fundamental. The authors of the leadership determined that cognitive-behavioral therapy (KPT) with eating disorders (RPP) is a set of such techniques that should help the patient challenging the beliefs. This book describes the methods for the implementation of such challenges.

the effectiveness of the CBP in RPP depends on the study of issues such as motivation, emotional state, physical safety, diet and psychological co -commerce. In this leadership, the authors emphasize the importance of development issues, physical and systemic problems in different age groups, as well as the appropriate support system in the form of a supervision and a multidrophile team of specialists.

The basis of the development of ideas set forth in this book is the clinical experience of the authors, their colleagues and patients, although this is not their final position regarding the CPT. Indeed, for cognitive-behavioral therapy as the main psychological therapy for the treatment of eating disorders, the process of changes and development is characteristic.