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    the patients function better in their everyday lives. Two specific types of psychotherapy used with eating disorders are cognitive behavior therapy, and the Maudsley…

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    Eating Disorder

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    One such study of adolescents found that more adolescents with bulimia nervosa recovered after receiving Maudsley model family-based treatment than those receiving supportive psychotherapy that did not specifically address the eating disorder. Researchers are studying questions about behavior, genetics, and brain function to better understand risk factors, identify biological markers, and develop specific psychotherapies and medications that can target areas in the brain that control eating…

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    are Bulimia Nervosa, Binge eating and Anorexia Nervosa with is the disorder that the film focuses on. Anorexia Nervosa is leaning more to an emotional disorder characterized by an obsession to lose a lot of weight by having a very low calorie diet or even in drastic cases the person refuses to intake any food. The cause of anorexia nervosa is still not fully understood. Most psychologists believe that the disorder is developed from a mixture of emotional, social and physical triggers.…

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    genetics play a significant role in the development of an eating disorder, that is, individuals with a family prevalence of eating disorders are at higher risk of suffering from an eating disorders. Therefore, genes and environment interact to influence an individual’s personality and behavior. In order to help the parents understand their child’s resistance is not simply stubbornness, but fighting an uphill battle with their biology, explaining the genetic and biological factors is a necessity.…

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    to this day. Taking the first step and making sure you become better is one of the biggest step that you can take. Getting over an eating disorder is a very hard thing to do. It is a lot like trying to break a bad habit. It takes a lot of practice and a lot of support from others. This is not just an easy step to make, yet it is the best way to help yourself. There are treatments that are to help people with eating disorders. According to the website of Eating Disorders: About More Than Food…

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    Eating Disorder Dilemmas

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    On the one hand, insurance companies argue that the costs of treatment are too expensive. On the other hand, patients oppose the fact that medical bills are not covered. My own view is that insurance companies should start covering more of the medical costs of treatment for an eating disorder. Sadly, the cost of medications used to treat patients with eating disorders, such as antidepressants and mood stabilizers, are often not covered by insurance. These medications help resolve mood and…

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    They are scared of what people might think or say about them. Adults may not want to say anything because they do not know what their family will think of them. The National Eating Disorder Association stated adults do not want to come forward about their eating disorder because of “shame and embarrassment for having a “teenager’s problem” (What’s). When this is not a teenage problem, it can happen to anyone. This is why the number of people suffering from an eating disorder is not exactly…

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    Eating disorders, such as Anorexia Nervosa and Bulimia Nervosa, are serious psychiatric conditions that require intervention and treatment. The plethora of negative conditions as a direct result of these eating disorders is well documented in the medical and psychological fields. Interventions and treatment modalities have been developed to address these negative conditions, such as malnourishment, however little attention seems to have been given to the positive attributes or the re-enforcers…

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    which can be said is a contributing factor to her eating disorder. Her first experience with Bulimia was when she was nine years old where she learned how to voluntarily throw up. Aside from learning these actions, her mental stability was also affected by the eating disorder. For instance, she developed a thinking pattern where she would constantly compare herself to those around her, along with creating unrealistic body goals that were related to weight loss. Eventually, she associated…

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    She told me, the next time they called me fat to tell them, “my mommy said that she is going to kick your butt.” Cheesy, yes, but as a little girl I was desperate for something, to take away this pain these boys are giving me. So, the next time they called me fat, I told them, and it made everything worse. I feel like later on through my elementary years, I was not proud of who I was. Having people call you fat is something that defiantly brings you down. You don’t have that confidence that a…

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