The transition to parenthood is perceived as a stressful life event, when parents experience
an immense change of their psychological focus and a reorientation of roles and …

Accommodation is widely documented and studied among internalizing disorders; however,
the conceptualization and study of accommodation in the context of posttraumatic stress …

A significant number of adults with eating disorders fail to achieve relief from the disorder,
with many dropping out of treatment or relapsing. The standard treatment remains individual …

For many years, siblings of women and girls suffering from anorexia have been regarded as
“the forgotten kin,” as they have been overlooked by both researchers and clinicians …

Symptom accommodation—behaviors that family members engage in either to prevent or
alleviate a loved one's anxiety—is ubiquitous in families with relatives affected by fear-based …

Objective This paper presents the results of a randomized controlled trial measuring the
efficacy of a video‐based skills training to decrease burden and psychological distress in …

This study examined the difficulties couples face in relation to anorexia nervosa. Using
interpretative phenomenological analysis, five couples in which one of the partners lives …

Research has acknowledged the role and significance of romantic relationships in the lives
of individuals with an eating disorder (ED). Despite this, there is a surprising lack of research …

Eating disorders (EDs) have adverse consequences across life domains, ranging from
physical health to interpersonal relationships. While research suggests that romantic …

The sex steroid hormones, estrogen, progesterone, and androgens, play an essential role in
the pathophysiology of bulimia nervosa (BN). The importance of androgens has also been …