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Laura Dixon1, Colby Price1, Sara Bartel1

  • 1Nova Scotia Provincial Eating Disorder Service, Nova Scotia Health, Halifax, Canada.

The International journal of eating disorders
|July 2, 2025
PubMed
概括

认知行为疗法-十 (CBT-T) 显著减少了成年人的饮食障碍症状,暴饮暴食和抑郁症. 早期症状改善预测了更好的结果,尽管厌食症神经症诊断的脱学率更高.

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在CBT-T上,它是CBT.可访问性可访问性认知行为疗法 - - 保持认知行为疗法.有效性 有效性.实施实施实施实施实施.治疗的结果.

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