How Does CBT-E Reduce Eating Disorder Relapse Risk? - Eating Disorder Support Hub

How Does CBT-E Reduce Eating Disorder Relapse Risk? Are you curious about how certain therapies can help prevent the return of eating disorders? In this video, we'll explain how CBT-E, or Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Enhanced, works to support long-term recovery. We’ll cover what makes this approach different from other treatments and how it targets the psychological factors that contribute to eating disorders. You’ll learn about the personalized plans created with your therapist, including behavioral changes and cognitive strategies designed to challenge harmful beliefs. We’ll also discuss how CBT-E is effective across different types of eating disorders, making it a flexible and comprehensive treatment option. Additionally, we’ll explore the importance of relapse prevention and the skills you can develop to handle stress and triggers that might lead to a return of disordered eating habits. Research shows that individuals undergoing CBT-E often experience sustained improvements in both their eating patterns and mental health. The therapy typically lasts around twenty weeks, during which you’ll work closely with trained professionals to reinforce your progress and build healthier routines. Whether you’re recovering or supporting someone through recovery, understanding how CBT-E can help maintain long-term wellness is essential. Join us to learn more about this effective approach and how it can help you or your loved ones lead a healthier, more balanced life.

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