The International journal of eating disorders · 2013
The efficacy of a brief group CBT program in treating patients diagnosed with bulimia nervosa: a brief report.
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Jones Allan, Clausen Loa
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OBJECTIVE: The aim of the study was to evaluate the efficacy of a brief group cognitive behavior therapy (CBT) program in treating a large cohort of patients diagnosed with bulimia nervosa.
METHOD: Treatment outcome defined as reductions in bulimia related behavioral symptoms and bulimia related distress was examined in 205 consecutive new patients enrolled in an eight-session group CBT program.
RESULTS: Significant reductions in eating disorder pathology were found on all measures of bulimia related behavioral symptoms, as well as on all measures of bulimia related distress.
DISCUSSION: There is strong evidence for the efficacy of brief group CBT in treating patients with bulimia nervosa.
METHOD: Treatment outcome defined as reductions in bulimia related behavioral symptoms and bulimia related distress was examined in 205 consecutive new patients enrolled in an eight-session group CBT program.
RESULTS: Significant reductions in eating disorder pathology were found on all measures of bulimia related behavioral symptoms, as well as on all measures of bulimia related distress.
DISCUSSION: There is strong evidence for the efficacy of brief group CBT in treating patients with bulimia nervosa.