Maudsley method caregiver skills training for loved ones with eating disorders
49.99 €
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Maudsley method caregiver skills training for loved ones with eating disorders
49.99 €
This book is written for relatives and health professionals (professional and non-professional caregivers) who care for people with eating disorders. The skills training manual is essential for those who help people cope with the symptoms of eating disorders. It will also be useful for the person with an eating disorder themselves as an additional guide to their condition and coping with symptoms. You have before you an updated edition. With this manual, you can become competent in supporting the person with an eating disorder and helping them to recover. If, after studying this book, you find that you are still struggling to care for a person with an eating disorder, contact a professional who can help you improve and consolidate the skills you have learned. Eating disorder symptoms greatly affect both the lives of people with RPPs themselves and those who care for them. Family members face deep stress and tension, which means that their emotional regulation skills are also compromised. This handbook provides relatives and professionals with the skills and knowledge needed to support people with eating disorders, which in turn will help them break free from habits that interfere with recovery. The book is based on a holistic approach to care. It describes detailed techniques and strategies that aim to improve the ability of professionals and relatives to support their loved ones. Using evidence-based research and personal experience, the authors advise the reader on some of the complexities of caring for a person with RPP. This updated edition is an essential reference for both professionals and families involved in the care and support of people with eating disorders. The book describes the Maudsley Method, which is based on a model of treatment for people with RPP involving their relatives. The method was developed at the National Hospital South London Trust and Maudsley. Research in recent years has confirmed the effectiveness of this approach in treating people with PPD.
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