Short-term cognitive-behavioral therapy for patients with eating disorders without body weight (the KPT-10 method). Waller G., Turner H.M., Tatham M.

Most people suffering from eating disorders are difficult to get timely access to high -quality and effective treatment. Short-term cognitive-behavioral therapy for customers with food disorders without body weight (the KPT-10 method) describes a new short and effective format of cognitive-behavioral therapy, designed to make the necessary treatment with a more affordable wide circle of people.

Cognitive-behavioral therapy is a method of psychotherapy with a strong evidence base, effective for all adult customers and most adolescents with eating disorders. This PPT protocol, designed for ten sessions (KPT-10), is suitable for all persons suffering from RPP, without a pronounced deficiency of body weight and is designed to help young people and adults overcome this ailment. The use of the KPT-10 program in working with clients will help specialists spend less time for treatment, reduce the waiting line and more quickly receive people who need help. This flexible protocol can be easily adapted to the needs of the client, instead of trying to “fit” the client to the requirements of the protocol.

This book proposes a scientifically based treatment program, which can be used with an equal degree of effectiveness as experienced and so And beginner therapists to help customers cope with the disorder and return to normal life. This book will seem interesting to clinical psychologists, psychiatrists, psychotherapists, dietetologists, younger medical personnel and other specialists who work with people suffering from RPP.