A Guide to Self-Monitoring
This guide provides information on self-monitoring and addresses some of the challenges that may be faced upon starting this practice.
13 Oct, 2022
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This guide provides information on self-monitoring and addresses some of the challenges that may be faced upon starting this practice.
13 Oct, 2022
Self-monitoring is a key feature of cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) for the treatment of eating disorders. The practice raises awareness of thoughts, emotions, and patterns of behaviours in the moment and allows the client and clinician to step back together and take a 'helicopter view' of the eating disorder and the things that keep it going. This fact sheet provides a guide to self-monitoring for the client.
13 Oct, 2022
In this video Ashley talks about her journey with Anorexia Nervosa.
1 Jan, 2018
This factsheet discusses information about eating disorders in boys and men and the importance of early intervention.
12 Apr, 2021
Break binge eating is an open access website designed to provide evidence-based information and self-help strategies for people with – or at risk of – an eating disorder.
9 Jul, 2020
Chew and Spit (CHSP) is the repeated chewing up of food and spitting it out before swallowing. It is an ineffective weight loss method.
22 Jun, 2020
This fact sheet provides information and advice for individuals concerned bout their eating behaviours.
2 Oct, 2024
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Triggers are external events or circumstances that may produce very uncomfortable emotional or psychological responses.
9 Jul, 2019