CPG for Eating Disorders

SRSE 311++The best psychological treatment of choice when individual and group CBT arenot effective in patients with BN remains unknown.Binge-eating disorderSRSE 311++In BED, evidence is moderate for behavioural interventions and weak for SH(guided or not).GENERAL RECOMMENDATIONS FORPSYCHOLOGICAL THERAPY IN EATINGDISORDERS(QUESTIONS 9.3. to 9.8.)Anorexia nervosaD 9.GP.1. The psychological therapies to be assessed for AN are: CBT, SFT, IPT,PDT and BT. (Adapted from recommendation 6.2.9.1. of the NICE guide).D 9.GP.2. In the case of patients who require special care, the selection of thepsychological treatment model that will be offered is even more important.(Adopted from recommendation 6.2.9.2. of the NICE guide).D 9.GP.3. The objective of psychological treatment is to reduce risk, to encourageweight gain by means of a healthy diet, to reduce other symptoms relatedwith eating disorders and to facilitate physical and psychological recovery(Adopted from recommendation 6.2.9.3. of the NICE guide).D 9.GP.4. Most psychological treatments for patients with AN can be performed onan outpatient basis (with physical monitoring) by professionals specialisedin eating disorders. (Adopted from recommendation 6.2.9.4. of the NICEguide).D 9.GP.5. The duration of psychological treatment should be of at least 6 monthswhen performed on an outpatient basis (with physical monitoring) and 12months for inpatients (Adopted from recommendation 6.2.9.5. of theNICE guide).CLINICAL PRACTICE GUIDELINE FOR EATING DISORDERS135