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This book presents the SPEAKS approach, an innovative treatment model for anorexia nervosa that primarily combines aspects of Emotion Focused Therapy and Schema Therapy to target struggles with emotion expressed as a “Lost Emotional Self.” An important development for eating disorder treatment models over the last decade is the recognition of difficulties with emotions.
Experiencing racial microaggressions has a significant negative impact on the supervisory relationship within clinical psychology and can seriously undermine and impede the function of supervision. The experiences of racial microaggressions within supervision and navigating the subsequent challenging supervisory relationship has a profound effect on the mental health and wellbeing of supervisees.
1. Introduction Schema Therapy (ST) has been found to be an effective treatment for patients with borderline personality disorder (BPD) (1–3) as well as for individuals with other personality disorders (PD) (4). Qualitative studies also show that patients with BPD and other PDs value ST and its techniques as well as the benefits gained through treatment (5, 6). However, these studies were broad in scope and asked about patients' experiences with ST in general.
Methods: participants, interventions and outcomes Study setting This feasibility study runs in two outpatient specialist eating disorders services (EDS) within the UK National Health Service (NHS): Kent and Medway All Age EDS at NELFT and Sussex EDS at SPFT. Eligibility criteria Service users Service users are eligible to participate if they: Are referred into Kent or Sussex EDS and meet service criteria (eg, registered with a local general practitioner).
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