Titlebook: Eating Disorders, Addictions and Substance Use Disorders; Research, Clinical a Timothy D. Brewerton,Amy Baker Dennis Book 2014 Springer-Ver

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Fu-Gao Wei,Toru Hara,Kaneaki Tsuzakiical issues (including the refeeding syndrome and withdrawal from various substances) is discussed, and therapeutic use of medical information to decrease denial and increase early entry into appropriate treatment is described. Finally, the urgent need to educate healthcare professionals in manageme

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Exercise Addiction and Compulsive Exercising: Relationship to Eating Disorders, Substance Use Disorde commonly used in research and in clinical practice to screen for problematic exercise patterns. Finally, we will discuss the emerging literature that examines the co-occurrence of problematic exercise and eating pathology, substance use disorders, and other behavioral addictions.

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Prevention of Eating Disorders and Substance Misuse in Adolescence: Toward a Developmental Contextuastance misuse. It is argued that simultaneous prevention of substance misuse and disordered eating should incorporate Piran’s critical social perspective and an ecological model, both of which can be usefully understood and applied within Lerner’s theory of developmental contextualism.

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Introduction to Eating Disorders for Substance Abuse Specialistste between their substance use disorder and their eating disorder. Additionally, outpatient clinicians needing to refer patients to a higher level of care or parents seeking treatment for their loved one with both disorders find locating providers or programs that effectively treat both disorders co

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Introduction to Substance Use Disorders for the Eating Disorder Specialistdisorder specialist that has limited knowledge of the psychoactive properties of drugs of abuse, the clinical characteristics of individuals with alcohol and drug abuse problems, the philosophy and/or vernacular of abstinence-based models (e.g., Alcoholics Anonymous [AA], Narcotics Anonymous [NA], o

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Are Eating Disorders Addictions?rt the conclusion that eating disordered behaviors can be phenotypically conceptualized as addictive. On the other hand, eating disorders exhibit clinical characteristics not seen in classical substance use disorders or addictions, including distortions in body size and shape as well as intense fear