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Counseling for Eating DisordersBy: iVillage Health & Well-Being Staff Writer Group Counseling Group couseling involves educating the group on family dynamics, dependency, stress management, nutrition, women's issues, depression, feelings, sexuality and assertiveness; as well as using a mix of therapeutic devices, such as rational-emotive techniques, Gestalt and process techniques, spiritual counseling, neurolinguistic programming, behavior modification, desensitization and confrontation. Among client populations of bulimics, 63 percent to 80 percent eventually become binge- or purge-free; among anorexics, 50 percent regain normal weight and eating habits, 25 percent improve but have pronounced weight and/or eating habit problems and 25 percent are resistant to intervention. Early identification and treatment are crucial to a successful outcome for both disorders. Source: Eating Disorders: Counseling Issues ERIC Clearinghouse on Counseling and Personnel Services, Ann Arbor, Mich. This digest was created by ERIC, the Educational Resources Information Center. For more inforomation about ERIC, contact Access Eric 1-800-LET-ERIC Previous Page | page 2 of 2
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