Anorexia Nervosa: When Critique Loses Sight of Care
Anorexia nervosa is shaped by culture and competing theories, yet some intensive treatments produce real-world benefits even without a perfect explanatory model.
Disruptions in This Sixth Sense May Drive Mental Illness
Enhancing interoception via flotation-REST sensory-deprivation floats may reduce distorted body image and underreliance on internal signals in people with anorexia nervosa.
Weight Goals in Teen Eating Disorder Treatment: Clinical Nuance
Initial goal weights are provisional benchmarks used to monitor early body response to nourishment; weight goals evolve as recovery progresses and are individualized.
Anna Boessenkool examines the interplay between psychoanalysis and phenomenology in understanding childhood and infancy through her dissertation and prior work.
