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20 Treatment ANOREXIA NERVOSA Medical Stabilization, Nutritional Rehabilitation, and Weight Restoration Statement 10   ➤ APA recommends (1C) that patients with anorexia nervosa who require nutritional rehabilitation and weight restoration have individualized goals set for weekly weight gain and target weight. Psychotherapy in Adults Statement 11   ➤ APA recommends (1B) that adults with anorexia nervosa be treated with an eating disorder-focused psychotherapy, which should include normalizing eating and weight control behaviors, restoring weight, and addressing psychological aspects of the disorder (e.g., fear of weight gain, body image disturbance). Table 8. Components of Psychotherapies for the Treatment of Anorexia Nervosa Component In-session weighing Individualized case formulation Motivational phase of treatment Focus on interpersonal issues/emotional expression Monitoring of symptoms, including eating Examining association of symptoms/eating with cognitions Focus on building activities/passions to minimize overconcern with weight/body shape Use of an experimental mindset to change attitudes and behaviors Parent-facilitated meal supervision Abbreviations: AFT=adolescent focused individual therapy; CBT-AN=cognitive-behavioral therapy for anorexia nervosa; CBT-E=enhanced cognitive-behavioral therapy for eating disorders; ECHO=Experienced Carers Helping Others; FBT=family-based therapy/treatment; FPT=focal psychodynamic psychotherapy; MANTRA=Maudsley Model of Anorexia Nervosa Treatment for Adults; SSCM=Specialist Supportive Clinical Management

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