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Guidelines towards the design and implementation of an inpatient treatment program for bulimics : a cognitive behavioural approach

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Main Author: Adamson, Lynette
Other Authors: Levett, Ann
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Language:English
Published: Department of Psychology 2015
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spelling oai:open.uct.ac.za:11427/15798 Guidelines towards the design and implementation of an inpatient treatment program for bulimics : a cognitive behavioural approach Adamson, Lynette Levett, Ann Clinical Psychology Bibliography: pages 92-106. Bulimia nervosa, which is characterised by binge eating followed by vomiting and/or purging, and a morbid fear of becoming fat (Russell, 1979) has only recently been identified and accepted as a discrete clinical syndrome (DSM III classification, 307.51), separate from the other major eating disorder classified in the DSM III, anorexia nervosa (307.10). This has important implications for management; what is most appropriate for anorexics is not necessarily appropriate for bulimics as was previously assumed. This thesis begins with a review of the literature on bulimia nervosa, focusing particularly on clinical features, aetiology and current management strategies. In the light of this, the inpatient treatment program for bulimic patients currently implemented by a local teaching hospital is reviewed and assessed, and recommendations for adjustments are made. It is argued that a cognitive behavioural model is very suitable when planning intervention. 2015-12-13T04:24:05Z 2015-12-13T04:24:05Z 1984 Master Thesis Masters MSc http://hdl.handle.net/11427/15798 eng application/pdf Department of Psychology Faculty of Humanities University of Cape Town
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Guidelines towards the design and implementation of an inpatient treatment program for bulimics : a cognitive behavioural approach
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title Guidelines towards the design and implementation of an inpatient treatment program for bulimics : a cognitive behavioural approach
title_full Guidelines towards the design and implementation of an inpatient treatment program for bulimics : a cognitive behavioural approach
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title_short Guidelines towards the design and implementation of an inpatient treatment program for bulimics : a cognitive behavioural approach
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