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Family-Based Treatment for Transition-Aged Youth with Anorexia Nervosa: A Framework for Working with Young People and Their Families

Author(s) : Gina Dimitropoulos, Author(s) : Daniel Le Grange, Author(s) : James Lock, Author(s) : Kristen Anderson

Table of Contents

Introduction

1. What is FBT-TAY?
2. Why use FBT-TAY? The Scientific and Clinical Rationale
3. Overview of Late Adolescent and Young Development in FBT-TAY
4. Setting Up Treatment for FBT-TAY
5. Phase 1 – Session 1
6. Phase 1 – Session 2 (The Family Meal)
7. Remainder of Phase 1
8. Phase 2
9. Phase 3 – Emerging Adulthood, Relapse Prevention and Termination of Treatment
10. Contextual Considerations in FBT-TAY
11. Post-Secondary Considerations
12. FBT-TAY for Diverse Families
13. FBT-TAY for Young People Without Family Involvement
14. Book Summary and Conclusion