Body Project Treatment: ny gruppebasert behandling for spiseforstyrrelser

Tidsskrift for Norsk psykologforening Pub Date : 2023-11-01 DOI:10.52734/sznt1998

Line Wisting, Trine Wiig Hage, Ida Aarmo, Anne Louise Wennersberg, Sylvi Norang Haugnes, Marit Danielsen

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Objective: This study aimed to explore the feasibility of the Body Project Treatment (BPT) in Norway and examine potential reductions in eating disorder (ED) psychopathology from pre- to post-test. Method: This is a mixed-method design pilot study. A total of 34 females with ED participated in BPT groups. Participants completed self-report questionnaires at pre- and post-test and were invited to participate in focus groups after completing BPT. Feedback from clinicians was also gathered. Results: Overall, BPT was found to be feasible, and significant reductions in ED psychopathology were demonstrated between assessments. Participants were generally satisfied with participating in BPT groups. The main themes that emerged from focus groups included i) shared experiences, ii) clear structure and iii) changes in body and mind. Conclusions: Results indicate that BPT is feasible and may produce reductions in ED symptoms. Further effects remain to be explored in a large-scale study. Keywords: eating disorders, treatment, outpatient, transdiagnostic, intervention feasibility

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身体项目治疗：以小组为基础的饮食失调症新疗法

目的:本研究旨在探讨身体项目治疗(BPT)在挪威的可行性，并检查从测试前到测试后饮食失调(ED)精神病理的潜在减少。方法:这是一项混合方法设计的初步研究。共有34名患有ED的女性参加了BPT组。参与者在测试前和测试后完成自我报告问卷，并在完成BPT后被邀请参加焦点小组。还收集了临床医生的反馈。结果:总体而言，BPT被认为是可行的，并且在两次评估之间显示ED精神病理学显著降低。参与者普遍对参与BPT小组感到满意。焦点小组讨论的主题包括:1)分享经验;2)清晰的结构;3)身心的变化。结论:结果表明BPT是可行的，可以减少ED症状。进一步的影响仍有待大规模研究的探索。关键词:进食障碍;治疗;门诊

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