Dr. RICCARDO DALLE GRAVE Home Pubblicazioni Libri ADA Villa Garda AIDAP Positive Press CBT Master Seminari/Congressi Materiale IJEDO Overvaluation of Shape and Weight and Associated Features in Patients Without Eating Disorders Seeking Treatment for Obesity Dalle Grave, R., Misconel, A., Fasoli, D., & Calugi, S. Overvaluation of Shape and Weight and Associated Features in Patients Without Eating Disorders Seeking Treatment for Obesity. Obesity, n/a(n/a). doi:10.1002/oby.22750 Abstract Objective This study aimed to evaluate the presence of the overvaluation of shape and weight and its associated features in patients with obesity but no eating disorder who were seeking treatment from a specialist unit. Methods Overall, 1,134 patients with obesity but no Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders eating disorder diagnosis were included. The Eating Disorder Examination interview was administered by expert clinicians to assess the eating disorder psychopathology and overvaluation of shape and weight. Patients also completed the Symptom Check List-90-Revised and the 36-Item Short Form Health Survey to assess general psychopathology and quality of life, respectively. Results Roughly 20% of the patients with obesity presented with clinical overvaluation of shape and weight, which was associated with the female gender, higher expected weight loss, more severe eating-related psychopathology, higher general psychopathology, and lower mental quality of life. Linear and logistic regression analyses indicated that the clinical variables independently correlated with overvaluation of shape and weight in these patients were female gender, Eating Disorder Examination Eating Concern subscale score, and 36-Item Short Form Health Survey mental component summary score. Conclusions These findings are sufficient to justify routine assessment of overvaluation of shape and weight in patients seeking treatment for obesity. Contatti: Nome:* Email:* Oggetto:* Messaggio:* scrivi quello che leggi* Novità: Il coinvolgimento dei genitori nella terapia cognitivo comportamentale dei disturbi dell’alimentazione: “aiutanti”, NON “controllori” dell’adolescente Enhanced cognitive behaviour therapy (CBT-E) for severe and extreme anorexia nervosa in an outpatient eating disorder unit at a public hospital: a quality-assessment stud Terapia cognitivo comportamentale per gli adolescenti con disturbi dell’alimentazione: un’efficace alternativa ai trattamenti basati sul modello di malattia Day-hospital enhanced cognitive behavior therapy for adults: immediate and follow-up effects Disturbi alimentari nei giovani, il racconto di Sky TG24 dal Centro di Cura di Villa Garda Terapia cognitivo comportamentale dei disturbi dell’alimentazione. La guida per i pazienti Restrizione dietetica cognitiva e calorica nei disturbi dell’alimentazione: effetti negativi, meccanismi di mantenimento e strategie per affrontarla Episodi di abbuffata come forma di dipendenza: una teoria di scarsa validità e utilità clinica CBT-E a distanza per i disturbi dell’alimentazione. Come utilizzarla in modo ottimale quando gli incontri in presenza non sono possibili Argomenti: Articoli sui disturbi dell'alimentazione ≫ (102) Articoli sull'obesità ≫ (63) Corsi e Convegni ≫ (8) Master (1) Seminari/Congressi (7) Diapositive (15) Informazioni e commenti ≫ (139) Libri ≫ (31) Autoaiuto (15) Per Professionisti (10) Software (1) Materiale informativo (7) Misure di assessment (7) Novità dalla ricerca ≫ (64) Positive Press (1) Senza categoria (38) Strumenti CBT (4) Collegamenti: Ada Centro Anoressia Aidap Attivi per Star Bene Casa di Cura Villa Garda CBT-E Enhanced Cognitive Behaviour Therapy CREDO OXFORD Positive Press Strumenti: Accedi Esci Cerca nel sito: (c) Riccardo Dalle Grave 1709585 (431243) hits “Questo sito utilizza i cookie. Se prosegui la navigazione accetti il loro uso. INFORMATIVA ESTESA ACCETTO