The current study examines the role of self-compassion in face of shame and body image
dissatisfaction, in 102 female eating disorders' patients, and 123 women from general …

Gilbert (2005) proposed that the capacity for self-compassion is integral to overcoming
shame and psychopathology. We tested this model among 74 individuals with an eating …

Eating disorders are severe mental health conditions, with substantial consequences for
health and quality of life. Such disorders are strongly associated with body image concerns …

The present study examined the relative contributions of self-compassion, fear of self-
compassion, and self-esteem in eating disorder pathology. One-hundred and fifty-five …

Objective Research suggests that self‐compassion may protect against shame in eating
disorders. This study examines the association between shame memories, self‐compassion …

Objective Attempts to identify the predictors of change during eating disorders treatment
have focused almost exclusively on identifying between‐persons factors (ie, differences …

The current study examined whether self-compassion, the tendency to treat oneself kindly
during distress and disappointments, would attenuate the positive relationship between …

Objectives Gilbert (Compassion: Conceptualisations, Research, and Use in Psychotherapy.
London: Routledge, 2005) theorized that self‐critical individuals have more severe …

Objective A wealth of evidence indicates that self‐compassion is linked with positive
psychological outcomes; however, little is known about the process through which self …

Self-compassion, treating oneself as a loved friend might, demonstrates beneficial
associations with body image and eating behaviors. In this systematic review, 28 studies …