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Van ratatouille tot Michelin diner: ingrediënten voor de behandeling van boulimia nervosa in 9 gangen
Samenvatting
De behandeling van patiënten met boulimia nervosa kan een therapeut nogal wat hoofdbrekens bezorgen. Somatische risico's, een patiënttype dat graag de regie wil, een lastig te beïnvloeden lichaams- en zelfbeeld, en comorbiditeit, zijn zomaar wat voorbeelden waardoor therapeuten soms moedeloos kunnen worden. Met dit artikel willen we hen stimuleren vooral cognitieve gedragstherapie, de voorkeursbehandeling, te (blijven) doen. Inclusief de - veelal als lastig ervaren - gedragsexperimenten. In deze klinisch getinte bijdrage zetten wij negen onderdelen op een rij waaraan aandacht besteed moet worden in de evidence-based behandeling van boulimia nervosa.
Summary
Nine ingredients for treating bulimia nervosa
The treatment of patients suffering from bulimia nervosa can be quite a challenge. Somatic risks, a type of patient that needs to be in control, a body image and self-image which is difficult to influence, and comorbidity, are just a few examples that can drive therapists into desperation. This article aims to stimulate them (to keep on) use(ing) cognitive-behavioural therapy - the treatment of choice. This also includes behavioural experiments, which are often experienced as difficult to carry out. In this clinically focused paper, we will provide you with nine treatment ingredients that should be included in the evidence-based treatment of bulimia nervosa.
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