Family Interventions for Eating Disorders in Youth through Telehealth

Two coordinated telehealth family intervention eating disorder studies at UCSD and Stanford The study will include two coordinated projects focused on the feasibility, acceptability, and preliminary clinical utility of telehealth to deliver family interventions for eating disorders in youth. The UCSD project will focus on multi-family support for patients in

Role of Stress, Anxiety, and Parental Influences in Children’s Eating Behaviors

$50,417 Clinical Science Fellowship award to support research on eating in the absence of hunger and obesity risk among African-American and Latinx youth. The work is being done by Dr. Joya Hampton-Anderson, a clinical post-doctoral researcher in the Department of Psychology at Emory University. A key element in this research

Family Interventions for Eating Disorders in Youth through Telehealth

Role of Stress, Anxiety, and Parental Influences in Children’s Eating Behaviors

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