Children and young people with anorexia nervosa (AN) are often recommended family-based treatment as the first-line intervention (Gorrell et al., 2019). The child who has struggled to eat – limiting their intake, counting calories, adhering to rigid rules about food – is now re-fed by their parents and has the control over food taken away from them in efforts to restore their physical health. The parents who may have previously transitioned away from being responsible for their child’s intake, are now empowered by the treatment team to take...
Among older adults, redistributing TV time generally did not affect depression rates, except when time was replaced with sports, which led to modest...
For depression, all forms of exercise were beneficial, but aerobic activity such as running or cycling had the strongest effects. Group-based and professionally...
British Muslims are underrepresented in UK secular mental health services, compared to other religious groups (NHS Digital, 2020; Office for National Statistics, 2022),...