Cognitive Behavior Therapy and Eating Disorders

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             solving skills, (Kleifield et al. 1996). Fairburn et al. State that there has been little
             systematic research into the treatment of AN, therefore firm recommendations about
             management must be based mainly on clinical experience, (1989). Fairburn et al. add
             that there is no comprehensive approach to treatment grounded in sound empirical
             research. These considerations may explain the emphasis in the literature on hospital
             On the contrary, there is a wide agreement that the treatment of choice for
             Bulimia nervosa is some form of cognitive therapy, (Agras, 1987; Wilson, 1987). The
             APA states that CBT is the most intensively investigated and best empirically supported
             treatment for BN, (2000). CBT is quick acting;
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