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Online therapy, coaches help ease eating disorders – Medical Xpress
Most college students with an eating disorder never seek treatment, but more than 8 in 10 were willing to try a new treatment that combines digitally guided therapy with coaching assistance, a new study reports.
Most college students with an eating disorder never seek treatment, but more than 8 in 10 were willing to try a new treatment that combines digitally guided therapy with coaching assistance, a new study reports.
Even better, the new technique was more effective at reducing eating disorder symptoms than the usual care students receive.
“Eating disorders can be associated with a lot of shame, and there are a lot of barriers to treatment. Students may perceive they don’t have time for treatment. …
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