… compulsory treatments in patients with eating disorders (ED) and to understand whether
compulsorily and involuntarily treated … “treatment refusal”, “forced feeding”, “compulsory/coercive/…

… of coercion/compulsion. Evidence supporting the use of involuntary treatment for eating
disorders … aspects as they relate to involuntary treatment in response to medical complications of …

… of coercion/compulsion. Evidence supporting the use of involuntary treatment for eating
disorders … aspects as they relate to involuntary treatment in response to medical complications of …

… working on a ward specialized in eating disorders, we aimed to use … treatment refusal”,
“forced feeding”, OR “compulsory/coercive/involuntary/forced treatment/admission” AND “eating …

… compulsory treatment, capacity, severe and enduring eating … how patients may appear to
seek coercion, yet fiercely resist it … and paradoxes involved in, eating disorders and compulsory …

… courage for further therapy without coercion. The time of involuntary treatment aims to help
… and to get closer to the distant goal of a largely complete recovery from the eating disorder. …

… compulsory treatment and the ability to make treatment … treatment and lack of disease
awareness are often typical aspects of anorexia nervosa patients and describe a “coercion paradox…

… Aims: This study aims to explore the use, advantages and disadvantages of CTOs in
Eating Disorder (ED) services. Method: Twelve semi-structured interviews with clinicians and …

… This document states there is no place for involuntary treatment based on any disabling con…
I: Compulsory treatment in eating disorders: control, provocation and the coercion paradox. J …

… in the care of people suffering from eating disorders. … This is far from paradoxical or provocative,
for if “today’s … definition of anorexia nervosa and the coercive institutional structure, the …