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...
Can you guess what the most commonly attended number of therapy sessions is? It’s one session. With this in mind, single-session interventions (SSIs)...
The evidence for arts promoting health and preventing disease has become well-established in recent years (see the seminal review by Fancourt and Finn...
Preliminary Findings
Although full results from my analyses are forthcoming, some preliminary findings already provide important insights. A substantial proportion of students reported having...