Eating disorders (ED) are complex multidimensional behavioral syndromes characterized by
pervasive core deficits in the self-regulation of food intake, affect, and cognition (Dalle …

Objectives Eating disorders are associated with significant physical, psychological, and
social impairment, but existing treatments are effective only half of the time and relapse rates …

Eating encompasses multiple self-regulatory processes, including physiological, behavioral,
emotional, and social. This chapter reviews the application of self-regulation theory to …

(DSM-IV-TR)(American Psychiatric Association, 2000), recognizes two primary eating
disorders: anorexia nervosa (AN) and bulimia nervosa (BN). It also includes a category for …

Prevention brings together some of the most significant research and theory regarding the
investigation and application of mindfulness-based interventions in field of eating disorders …

Recently there has been growing interest in mindfulness-based cognitive–behavioral
therapies in the field of disordered eating treatment as an alternative or as an adjunct to …

Higher trait mindfulness may be protective against eating disorder (ED) pathology. However,
little is understood about which specific mindfulness processes connect to specific ED …

Background There has been increasing interest in the use of mindfulness‐based
interventions in treating various disorders and conditions; however, evidence to support the …

Obesity affects more than one-third of American adults and has recently been recognized as
a disease by the American Medical Association. Interventions that incorporate mindfulness …

Evidence regarding the effectiveness of mindfulness based interventions (MBIs) for eating
disorders, weight management and food craving is emerging and further studies are …