Journal article
Differences between Australian adolescents with eating disorder symptoms who are in treatment or not in treatment for an eating disorder
N Trompeter, K Bussey, MK Forbes, J Mond, P Hay, C Basten, M Goldstein, C Thornton, G Heruc, S Byrne, S Griffiths, A Lonergan, S Touyz, D Mitchison
Early Intervention in Psychiatry | WILEY | Published : 2021
DOI: 10.1111/eip.13027
Abstract
Background: Mental health problems frequently occur during adolescence, however, few adolescents seek treatment for these problems, especially for eating disorders. The current study aimed to quantify how adolescents in a clinical sample (ie, those receiving treatment for an eating disorder), differ in terms of psychological factors (eating disorder symptoms and psychological distress), compared to adolescents with eating pathology in a community sample (ie, those not receiving treatment). Method: Data were used from a community sample of adolescents with eating disorder pathology who have not sought treatment (n = 1011) and a clinical sample of adolescents presenting at eating disorder serv..
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Awarded by Australian Research Council
Funding Acknowledgements
National Health and Medical Research Council Early Career Fellowship, Grant/Award Number: 1121538