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( Langham et al., 2016 ) and suicidal behavior ( Karlsson & Håkansson, 2018 ). Eating disorders (EDs) have an estimated lifetime prevalence at around 1%; around 0.2% for anorexia nervosa (AN), 0.8% bulimia nervosa (BN), and 2.2% binge eating disorder (BED
an overuse injury). There is a strong link between exercise dependence and eating disorders, with eating disorders being the most common disorder to co-occur with exercise dependence ( Freimuth, Moniz, & Kim, 2011 ). Freimuth et al. ( 2011
Review of attachment interventions in eating disorders: Implications for psychotherapy
Az evészavarokban alkalmazható kötődéssel kapcsolatos intervenciók áttekintése – Pszichoterápiás ajánlások
. Amianto , F. , Ercole , R. , Abbate Daga , G. , & Fassino , S. ( 2015 ). Exploring Parental Bonding in BED and Non-BED Obesity Compared with Healthy Controls: Clinical, Personality and Psychopathology Correlates. European Eating Disorders Review
tools ( Sussmann, Lisha & Griffiths, 2011 ). It is also well known that EXD is more prevalent among patients with eating disorders who use excessive exercise to control weight ( Bratland&Sanda et al., 2010 ; Cook, Hausenblas, Crosby, Cao
American Psychiatric Association: Eating disorders. In: Diagnostic and statistical manual of mental disorders. 4th ed. Text Revision. American Psychiatric Association, Washington, DC, 2000, 583
etiology and maintenance of several psychological disorders, including eating disorders (EDs) and gambling disorder (GD). Even though there is no high prevalence of the co-occurrence of both disorders ( Potenza et al., 2019 ), several commonalities in risk
common comorbidity deserves intensive investigation. This pilot data from patients attending an outpatient eating disorder program may offer an opportunity for exploration of both inheritable traits and the environmental, genetic expression
received significant empirical support in recent years ( Dell’Osso, Allen, Altamura, Buoli, & Hollander, 2008 ; Di Nicola et al., 2014 ; Petruccelli et al., 2014 ). Behavioral addictions like GD, as well as other pathologies, such as eating disorders (EDs
417 Resch, M.: The female athlete triad: eating disorders, amenorrhoea, osteoporosis. (In Hungarian). Orv. Hetil., 1997, 138 , 1393
bone mineral density of female high school athletes. J. Sci. Med. Sport, 2006, (nyomtatás alatt.) Resch M., Nagy Gy., Pintér J. és mtsai: Eating disorders and depression in Hungarian women with
