How does the center define treatment success for a given patient?
Patient has: 1) verbalized increased knowledge re: eating disorders and the recovery process; 2) demonstrated ability to set and review realistic goals; 3) verbalized insight into triggers, response patterns, and connections between her/his relationships with food, self and others; 4) demonstrated an increased motivation for change; 5) demonstrated ability to use alternative coping and self-care strategies; and 6) demonstrated ability to do cognitive restructuring. Family/Significant other education and meetings have been completed. EDO symptoms eliminated; mood stable; mental status stable in general; medically stable; weight between 90-100% (preferably 95-100% of ideal body weight), eating normalized including exposure to fear foods, patient (and loved ones/supports) verbalize increased knowledge re: illness, recovery process, and relapse prevention; patients have identified supports for recovery; patients are practicing alternative coping/self care strategies; have shown ability to
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