دانلود کتاب Anorexia Nervosa: A Clinician's Guide to Treatment

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Preface\nList of tables\nList of figures\nList of appendices\n1. How can a reliable diagnosis be made?\n1.1. The spectrum of eating disorders\n1.2. Diagnostic criteria\n1.3. Differential diagnosis\n1.4. Behavioral assessment\n1.4.1. The clinical interview\n1.4.2. Assessment instruments\n1.5. Conclusion\n2. What are the causes ?\n2.1. Introduction\n2.2. The psychodynamic perspective\n2.3. The systems theory approach\n2.4. The sociocultural interpretation\n2.5. The biological point of view\n2.6. The cognitive-behavioristic model\n2.6.1. Cognitive deficits\n2.6.2. Body image disorders\n2.6.3. The false problem solving strategy\n2.7. Conclusion\n3. Is prevention possible ?\n3.1. Introduction\n3.2. Epidemiology\n3.3. The culture of slenderness\n3.4. The upper/middle-class family\n3.5. The adolescent-at-risk\n3.6. Towards early detection\n3.7. Conclusion\n4. What should be done at the acute stage ?\n4.1. Introduction\n4.2. Emergency cases\n4.3. Refeeding\n4.4. Feeding or treating\n4.5. Conclusion\n5. When is outpatient treatment possible ?\n5.1. Resistance and motivation\n5.2. Criteria for admission\n5.3. The step towards the hospital\n5.4. Outpatient approaches\n5.5. Conclusion\n6. How should an inpatient treatment program be structured ?\n6.1. Introduction\n6.2. Behavior analysis and treatment planning\n6.3. The short-term perspective\n6.4. The long-term perspective\n6.4.1. Changing body image\n6.4.2. The group approach\n6.4.3. The aftercare program\n6.5. Conclusion\n7. Are drugs useful ?\n7.1. Introduction\n7.2. The patient’s attitude\n7.3. Electroconvulsive therapy (ECT)\n7.4. Psychosurgery\n7.5. Pharmacotherapy\n7.5.1. Neuroleptics\n7.5.2. Antidepressants\n7.5.3. Appetite regulators\n7.5.4. Miscellaneous\n7.6. Conclusion\n8. Has the family to be treated ?\n8.1. Protection or confrontation ?\n8.2. The balance between authority and autonomy\n8.3. The family-oriented systems approach\n8.4. Working with instead of against the family\n8.5. The family of the hospitalized patient\n8.6. Parent groups\n8.7. Conclusion\n9. How should specific problems be handled ?\n9.1. Amenorrhea, infertility, and contraception\n9.2. Bulimia\n9.3. Vomiting and abuse of laxatives/diuretics\n10. Who is the best therapist ?\n10.1. To treat or not to treat\n10.2. Competition and specialization\n10.2.1. Therapy models\n10.2.2. Treatment settings\n10.2.3. Therapist factors\n10.2.4. Self-help\n10.3. Pitfalls during treatment\n10.3.1. Detrimental therapist reactions\n10.3.2. Therapeutic traps and team work in the hospital\n10.4. Conclusion\n11. When can the patient be said to have recovered ?\n11.1. The significance of follow-up investigations\n11.2. The long-term course of anorexia nervosa\n11.3. Conclusion\nAbout the authors