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Patients’ experiences from basic body awareness therapy in the treatment of binge eating disorder -movement toward health: a phenomenological study

机译：患者从基本身体意识治疗治疗狂暴饮食障碍的经验 - 健康 - 一种现象学研究

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Background:Binge Eating Disorder (BED) is the most common eating disorder. Patients with BED are often not diagnosed, nor offered adequate specific treatment. A great number of those who receive recommended treatment do not recover over time. More knowledge about central aspects of BED, and treatments that specifically target such aspects is needed. Previous research has linked body experience to the development and maintenance of eating disorders, as well as influencing treatment results and the risk of relapse. The aim of this study was to explore how patients with BED experience Basic Body Awareness Therapy (BBAT), which is a psychomotor physiotherapy treatment addressing body experience.Method:In this phenomenological study, we interviewed two patients with BED in depth during and after treatment. Video observations of treatment sessions and logs written by the patients were used as supporting data. The analysis was guided by Van Manen's hermeneutic phenomenology.Results:A meaning structure was identified: "On the way from the body as a problem to the body as a possibility." The two participants that besides BED also had a history of childhood trauma, perceived BBAT as a process of getting to know their own bodies in new ways, and described that the way they related to their own body changed as did aspects of their way of being. These changes were prominent when the participants described emotions, movement, pain, calmness, and self-experience, and interwoven with relational aspects as well as practices in everyday life.Conclusion:The present results indicate that BBAT stimulated body experience in a way that opened new possibilities for two participants with BED, and hence that BBAT can improve the health status of BED patients also suffering from childhood trauma.? The Author(s). 2019.
机译：背景：狂犬病患者（床）是最常见的饮食障碍。床患者通常不诊断，也没有提供足够的特定治疗方法。那些接受推荐治疗的大量人不会随着时间的推移而恢复。更多关于床的中心方面的知识，以及特异性地靶向这些方面的治疗。以前的研究与饮食障碍的开发和维护有关的身体经验，以及影响治疗结果和复发风险。本研究的目的是探讨患有床上的患者基本的身体意识治疗（BBAT），它是一种精神接种物理治疗解决身体体验。在这种现象学研究中，我们在治疗期间和之后采访了两名床的患者。使用患者编写的治疗会话和日志的视频观察作为支持数据。通过范兰伦的诠释学现象学，分析是指导的。结果：确定了一个意义结构：“在身体的途中是身体的问题。”除了床上的两个参与者也有童年创伤的历史，认为BBAT是一种以新的方式了解自己的身体的过程，并描述了与自己的身体相关的方式改变了他们的存在方式。当参与者描述情绪，运动，疼痛，平静和自我体验以及与关系方面交织在一起以及日常生活中的实践时，这些变化都很突出。结论：本结果表明，BBAT以某种方式刺激了身体经验两位参与者患者的新可能性，因此BBAT可以改善患有儿童创伤的床患者的健康状况。作者。 2019年。

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