1st Edition
Emotion Regulation for Young People with Eating Disorders A Guide for Professionals
Chapter 1 – Understanding emotional experience as a window towards recovery from eating disorders; Introduction; Eating Disorders; Chapter 2 - Psychological distress and emotional experience in eating disorders; Understanding Psychological Distress; The emotional journey from childhood to adolescence; Emotion difficulties in eating disorders; Chapter 3 - Therapy, Clinical Challenges and the World as a Patient ; On therapy; Challenges of working with young people with eating disorders; Supportive language and feelings in therapists, young people and carers; The world as a patient; Chapter 4 - Guiding Principles for Exploring the Emotional Experience in Eating Disorders and Notes for therapists to work with YP; Section 1 - Starving Emotions; Section 2 - The Eating Disorder Filter; Section 3 - Making your playlist; Section 4 - New Playlist New Self; Section 5 - Breaking free from the Eating Disorder Filter
Biography
Sophie Nesbitt is a clinical psychologist working with young people with eating disorders in both inpatient and outpatient settings.
Lucia Giombini is a clinical psychologist and researcher working with young people and adults with eating disorders in Europe and the UK.
In the past few years, I have had the pleasure to collaborate with Lucia Giombini and Sophie Nesbitt in adapting Cognitive Remediation Therapy and Emotion Skills Training for young people, an approach which was originally developed for adults. This new workbook provides an overview of the role of emotion regulation in the development and maintenance of eating disorders. Sophie and Lucia are both experienced clinical psychologists and they bring the research and clinical findings directly into the therapy room.
Professor Kate Tchanturia, FBPS, FHEA, FAED
Consultant Clinical Psychologist
King’s College London
