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Eating Disorders Transformed: Bridging Psychological Approaches with Virtual Reality Interventions offers a pioneering perspective on addressing Eating Disorders (EDs), a critical area of mental health that has seen a significant rise in recent years. This groundbreaking volume synthesizes extensive research and clinical advancements in the field, bringing together insights from leading experts across various disciplines. The book begins with a foundational overview of established treatments viewed through diverse psychological lenses and enriched by the latest insights from the DSM-5. The second section explores the mechanics of VR technology and its potential to revolutionize treatment for core symptoms of EDs.
In the final section, readers will find pioneering experiences shared by the authors, detailing the development of VR applications designed to enhance clinical practice. This book aims to bridge the gap between traditional approaches and technological advancements, providing practical guidelines and access to VR software that readers can explore firsthand. It not only serves as a reference for clinicians and researchers but also invites readers to engage with the evolving landscape of mental health interventions.
Contents
SECTION I - Psychological Perspectives of Eating Disorder: state of the art
1. Introduction to Eating Disorders
2. Cognitive Behavioral Enhanced Approach to Eating
3. Phenomenological Approach to Eating Disorders
4. Interpersonal Approach to Eating Disorders
SECTION II - Brave the New World: Virtual Reality and Eating Disorder Treatment
5. Introduction to Virtual Reality Technology
6. Body-focused interventions
7. Food-focused interventions
8. Exercise-focused interventions
9. Mind-focused interventions
SECTION III - A VR Protocol
10. Virtual Reality Starter Pack: Hardware and Software
11. The ARCADIA VR Protocol
12. Enhanced Body Swapping Protocol
13. Enhanced Virtual Exposure Protocol
SECTION IV - The Future of VR
14. Future directions of VR in Eating Disorder Treatment
15. Ethical Considerations of VR use in clinical settings CONCLUSIONS
