“I’m still here, but no one hears you”: a qualitative study of young women’s experiences of persistent distress post family-based treatment for adolescent anorexia nervosa

Researchers from @westernsydneyu highlighted the need to address adolescents' psychological distress and identity formation in FBT treatment https://t.co/8Ud6QYRiGG

“I’m still here, but no one hears you”: a qualitative study of young women’s experiences of persistent distress post family-based treatment for adolescent anorexia nervosa | Journal of Eating Disorders | Full Text https://t.co/naysgdYGhG

Recently published article uses qualitative data from young women to explore reasons leading to dropout from #FBT. Relative neglect of adolescent distress and loss of voice are two common themes #eatingdisorders https://t.co/NJgcoLaYgf

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