OBJECTIVE: The role of childhood abuse is well recognised within the eating disorders.
However, the impact of parental invalidation of the child's emotional needs has not been …

Previous research has suggested that invalidating childhood environments are positively
related to the symptoms of eating disorders. However, it is unclear how childhood …

It can be hypothesised that invalidating environments in childhood influence the negative
core beliefs that are found in the eating disorders. This study of eating‐disordered women …

OBJECTIVE: This study examined the relationship between an invalidating childhood
environment and eating pathology, including diagnoses, eating attitudes and eating …

Objective: We sought to estimate prevalences of childhood emotional abuse (CEA) in
bulimic and normal‐eater control groups, and to replicate previous findings linking CEA to …

Background. Previous studies have examined childhood factors that appear to increase the
risk of developing an eating disorder (eg sexual abuse and parental care). Studies have not …

The aim of this study was to evaluate the role of childhood adversities in long‐term
outcomes in eating disorders (EDs). One hundred thirty‐three eating disorder patients were …

Objective Adverse parenting experiences are commonly linked to eating pathology. A
schema‐based model of the development and maintenance of eating pathology proposes …

OBJECTIVE: To assess the relationship between abnormal psychosocial situations and
eating disorders in adolescents. METHOD: Twenty girls with eating disorders, 20 girls with …

Aim. The aims of this study were to determine whether specific forms of childhood trauma
predict eating psychopathologies and to investigate the mediating effects of the …