In terms of stimulus control, we like patients to identify what their triggers are. Usually triggers are emotional in nature, they can be environmental. She is going to eat the cookies. Simple as it sounds, we ask patients to remove triggers and try to work their schedules around this kind of thing. Anyway, you get the idea.
Group therapy is very helpful in the eating disorder patient.
Some people are worried about referring their patients because they are worried that there is going to be a whole competitive thing with who can be the thinnest, or who can be the sickest anorexic. But generally speaking, patients do very well in this modality. Family therapy, for reasons we talked about before, that these are young On to medication management. Maybe this is too general, but it is highly individualized for these patients. It really depends on comorbid disorders that If you have comorbid depression or anxiety disorder that will guide you medications as well.