Implications for practice and policy 11 Sidebars About the Children’s Health Policy Centre Eating disorders are not linked to We are an interdisciplinary research group in socio-economic status 4 the Faculty of Health Sciences at Simon Fraser An e!ective treatment for binge-eating disorder 12 University. [...] #e Canadian pediatric hospitals study noted previously found that treatment admissions for eating disorder rose sharply during the pandemic.11 Hospitalizations for new patients increased from 7.5$cases per$month in the previous "ve years to 20.0 cases per$month during the "rst pandemic wave.11 Similarly, a$study measuring hospital use for eating disorders for all children and adolescents in Ontari. [...] We conducted a systematic review of eating disorder treatment studies to inform and support practitioners and policy-makers in Families are often integral to the treatment of childhood eating disorders. [...] With Psychodynamic #erapy, according to cause serious the authors, therapists began by encouraging youth to understand their symptoms as a symptoms and “displacement from psychological self to body self.” #erapists targeted bulimic symptoms interruptions in based on the teen’s “con%icts and ego-structural de"cits” while encouraging them to healthy development develop an understanding of the emotio. [...] With Family-Based Treatment, consistent with the researchers’ hypothesis, signi"cantly more teens abstained from bingeing and purging than those receiving CBT, both at end of treatment and at six-month follow-up.27 However, by one- year follow-up, the di!erence between the treatments was not signi"cant for this outcome.27 In contrast, in the RCT assessing CBT compared with Psychodynamic #erapy, re.
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