Publications by authors named "J Yager"
Introduction: This Rapid Review (RR) aimed to assess the current literature over the past decade to determine the prevailing evidence regarding compulsory treatment* in eating disorders (ED). It is hoped that the review will help inform a consensus opinion as to whether this course of action confers significant clinical benefit, and importantly, to whom it should apply. The review also explores alternative options to involuntary care.
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- - The article highlights the growing popularity of integrative therapies in clinical psychology but notes limited discussion in psychiatric literature, prompting the authors to introduce a problem-oriented integrative therapy (PIT) approach.
- - PIT aims to address complex psychiatric issues by combining common therapeutic factors, synthesizing theories, and employing various techniques tailored to individual patient needs.
- - Practitioners of PIT must be well-versed in multiple therapy models and adapt their methods based on patient progress and emerging research, with effectiveness measured against traditional therapy outcomes.