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Anorexia nervosa: een integratief behandelmodel

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Tijdschrift voor Psychotherapie

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Anorexia nervosa (AN) is een ziekte met een sombere prognose en een grote impact op het leven van een individu en diens omgeving. Ondanks de grote diversiteit aan behandelvormen blijft de behandeling van AN gekenmerkt door een beperkte empirische basis en een hoge drop-out. Als reactie hierop is er de laatste jaren een toename van multidisciplinaire behandelmodellen, waarbij verschillende methodieken met elkaar gecombineerd worden. Omwille van de beperkte wetenschappelijke evidentie is het noodzakelijk om dergelijke integratieve modellen uitvoerig te beschrijven. Zo kan een uitwisseling van kennis en expertise op gang komen tussen verschillende behandelpraktijken. Daarom wordt in dit artikel de werking van Empathie, een therapeutisch centrum voor de behandeling van AN te Gent, beschreven. In het therapeutisch model van Empathie wordt een systeemtherapeutische aanpak gecombineerd met aspecten van oplossingsgericht denken.

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    Clara De Ruysscher, Stijn Vandevelde & Claudia Claes

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    Patty Annicq

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c. de ruysscher is wetenschappelijk medewerker bij de Vakgroep Orthopedagogie van Hogeschool Gent. E-mail: clara.deruysscher@hogent.be.

p. annicq is arts en systeemtherapeut bij Empathie.

s. vandevelde is orthopedagoog en tenure track-docent bij de Vakgroep Orthopedagogiek van de Universiteit Gent.

c. claes is docent bij de Vakgroep Orthopedagogie van Hogeschool Gent en gastprofessor bij de Universiteit Gent.

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De Ruysscher, C., Annicq, P., Vandevelde, S. et al. Anorexia nervosa: een integratief behandelmodel. TIJDSCHRIFT PSYCHOTHERAPIE 41, 87–100 (2015). https://doi.org/10.1007/s12485-015-0015-x

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