Die Familien-Basierte Therapie für junge Menschen mit Anorexia nervosa

In den Behandlungsleitlinien für junge Menschen mit Anorexia nervosa in den USA und England ist die störungsspezifische manualisierte Familien-Basierte Therapie die erste Wahl. In Deutschland zeigen einige Studien, dass sie eine Alternative zur vollstationären Behandlung sein kann. Speziell zertifizierte Therapeut*innen helfen den Eltern dabei, ihren Kindern zu helfen, sich von ihrer Erkrankung zu befreien und eine altersgerechte Entwicklung durchlaufen zu können.

Schlüsselwörter

Familienbasierte Therapie - Essstörungen - Anorexia nervosa - Interdisziplinarität - Kinder und Jugendliche

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