family members including siblings Family assessment undertaken for all Regular availability of group/family should normally be included in referrals and family included in support, advice and training sessions. treatment treatment- limited capacity. interventions may include sharing of Included in current practice guidelines Need increased capacity to deliver information, advice on behavioural confidentiality and information home support and liaison with – management and facilitating sharing policy. schools, MATs, GPs. Training and communication Consistent advice on behavioural awareness rising from voluntary management from dedicated clinicians. sector. Offer age-appropriate care to Currently available within service and Increase in availability of individual address rise of early-onset eating also a family approach to care therapy for children less than 13yrs disorders in those under 13 such as Creative Therapy consider – voluntary sector provision. accessible to females and males Predominantly female workforce Need to consider gender, race, and culturally appropriate ethnicity and difference, currently no dedicated male clinician available Clinicians will need to continue to Systemic Family Therapy (SFT) and increased capacity of dedicated SFT offer NICE-concordant treatment Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT) and CBT within the framework outlined in this currently available guide Treatment should include CBT and SFT available- limited Increased capacity of dedicated SFT specialised community family capacity and CBT interventions for anorexia nervosa Multi-Systemic FT Training and and specifically adapted forms of Systemic/ CBT CYP IAPT CBT for bulimia nervosa, in Home treatment family intervention particular CBT-E needed 7 day – Capacity to offer family group meetings CBT-E training Use up-to-date evidence-based Holistic intervention currently available Increased capacity of dedicated SFT interventions to treat the most using evidence base and CBT to enable increased common types of coexisting mental Psychiatric medical review process provision for co morbid presentations.
family members including siblings should normally be included in treatment Family assessment undertaken for all referrals and family included in treatment- limited capacity. Regular availability of group/family support, advice and training sessions. interventions may include sharing of information, advice on behavioural management and facilitating communication Included in current practice guidelines – confidentiality and information sharing policy. Consistent advice on behavioural management from dedicated clinicians. Need increased capacity to deliver home support and liaison with schools, MATs, GPs. Training and awareness rising from voluntary sector. Offer age-appropriate care to address rise of early-onset eating disorders in those under 13 Currently available within service and also a family approach to care Increase in availability of individual therapy for children less than 13yrs such as Creative Therapy – consider voluntary sector provision. accessible to females and males and culturally appropriate Predominantly female workforce Need to consider gender, race, ethnicity and difference, currently no dedicated male clinician available Clinicians will need to continue to offer NICE-concordant treatment within the framework outlined in this guide Systemic Family Therapy (SFT) and Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT) currently available increased capacity of dedicated SFT and CBT Treatment should include specialised community family interventions for anorexia nervosa and specifically adapted forms of CBT for bulimia nervosa, in particular CBT-E CBT and SFT available- limited capacity Increased capacity of dedicated SFT and CBT Multi-Systemic FT Training and Systemic/ CBT CYP IAPT Home treatment family intervention needed – 7 day Capacity to offer family group meetings CBT-E training Use up-to-date evidence-based interventions to treat the most common types of coexisting mental Holistic intervention currently available using evidence base Psychiatric medical review process Increased capacity of dedicated SFT and CBT to enable increased provision for co morbid presentations.
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