@lluaces ... an individually tailored way, focusing on meeting them where they’re at, and building trust and understanding between them may actually be the best way to improve treatment experience and outcomes." https://t.co/CR4b7wFwXy
@RmnBecki @RobSkinner80 Recently this one- looks at the relational aspect of care (including MI) & the manualised approach. Ultimately because it supports what I continuously harp on about😂- therapeutic relationship is the key part of intervention. htt
RT @doctor_chuks: New, eye-opening work in @IntJEatDisord (by Dr A Robertson and legendary Chris Thornton) suggests that "working flexibly…
Challenging rigidity in Anorexia (treatment, training and supervision): questioning manual adherence in the face of complexity https://t.co/31YtOgctlR