Emotion-focused group therapy: Addressing self-criticism in the treatment of eating disorders
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Abstract
AbstractAims: The purpose of this qualitative study was to explore the perspectives of women with eating disorder diagnoses regarding their experiences of participating in an emotion-focused therapy group treatment for eating disorders. From the early sessions the group members chose to focus on self-criticism, the issue they viewed as most salient. Methods: Data were collected through participant feedback forms and letters the participants wrote to their self-critical voices towards the end of treatment. Findings: Thematic analysis revealed six broad themes: (a) struggling to separate from the critic; (b) recognising the destructive impact of the critic; (c) recognising the protective function of the critic; (d) accessing and accepting previously avoided feelings; (e) accepting my needs; and (f) valuing the group. Implications for counselling: There is a pressing need for new and effective treatments for eating disorders. The described group therapy shows promise in treating self-criticism in the context...
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| Insufficient payload (model declined to judge) | 0.000 | 0.000 |
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