Eating disorders in young people

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In this episode:

  • People with eating disorders can come in all weights, sexes, and ages
  • They don’t cause their own eating disorder; it’s caused by accidental starvation of the brain by going on diets or over-exercising
  • The treatment involves four things:
    1. Engage the patient
    2. Re-nourish their body so they are medically not at risk
    3. Re-nourish their brain to get them out of obsessive starve thinking and back to flexible insightful thinking
    4. Link them with psychotherapy that’s evidence-based and provide lots of education and common goals

 

Guests: A/Prof Warren Ward, Psychiatrist

Host: Dr David Lim, GP and Medical Educator

Total time: 38 mins

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This Healthed educational segment is supported by Pfizer Australia, Sydney. The views expressed by the experts are entirely their own.

Last Updated: 24 May, 2023

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