Abstract Background Adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) are prevalent, impact long-
term physical and mental health, and are associated with eating disorders (EDs) in …

Background A large proportion of patients with eating disorders (ED) report experiences of
childhood trauma. Latent trajectory analysis in ED samples reveals the complexities in …

Patients with eating disorders (EDs) frequently report a history of childhood trauma (CT). We
investigated whether certain subtypes of CT are associated with more severe features of …

Research suggests that individuals with eating disorders (EDs) are relatively likely to have
been abused or neglected as children, or to have been victimized in adolescence or …

This article reviews concepts and principles of trauma-informed care and trauma-informed
practice for those with eating disorders (EDs). EDs are not universally recognized to be …

Background Although previous reviews suggest a strong association between abuse and
eating disorders, less is known about non-abuse adverse life experiences, such as parental …

Exposure to a traumatic event is concurrently and prospectively associated with disordered-
eating behaviors such as binge eating, restricting, and purging. Specifically, purging has …

Reasons for developing an eating disorder (ED) are complex, yet one plausible risk factor
gaining more relevance in adolescents with EDs is childhood trauma. The current study is …

Abstract Objective Adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) and restricted food access have
been associated with risk for eating disorders (EDs). This study examined the relationship …

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 …