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将综合增强认知行为疗法 (I-CBTE) 应用于严重和长期的饮食障碍 (SEED) 文件2:为临床医生进行深入的案例研究

David Viljoen1,2, Agnes Ayton3, Lyn Roberts4

  • 1Ellern Mede Group, London, UK. davidviljoen2@gmail.com.

Journal of eating disorders
|November 1, 2024
PubMed
概括

综合增强认知行为疗法 (I-CBTE) 有效治疗严重的神经性厌食症与并发症. 这种方法为治疗耐药病例提供了希望和框架,改善了结果并降低了成本.

关键词:
神经性厌食症是一种神经性厌食症.一个案例研究.伴随性疾病 伴随性疾病强制性治疗是一种强制性治疗.配方 配方 是一种配方.疾病持续时间.在住院的病人.综合增强认知行为疗法 (I-CBTE)严重而持久的饮食障碍 (SEED)严重和长期的神经性厌食症 (SE-AN)终端性厌食症是一种终端性厌食症.治疗的有效性治疗的有效性.

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