How Treatment Is Given May Matter Most
Conexiant
January 15, 2026
Indicators of anorexia nervosa severity did not differ by illness duration in a treatment-experienced community sample.
Longer illness duration correlated with greater treatment burden and negative treatment experiences among patients.
Patients valued treatment based on therapeutic context, emphasizing understanding, autonomy, and collaborative relationships.
Coercive and shaming care approaches were reported as harmful and dehumanizing, impacting trust and agency.
Identity disturbance and shame were key themes in illness maintenance, highlighting the need for supportive recovery processes.
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