It's more than a binge

Most people struggle with the ups and downs of maintaining a healthy weight. Bulimia is much more than that, and can become a chronic cycle of ups and downs that you hide from others, but can't hide from yourself. Use this guide to learn what the signs are, what contributes to it, and how to overcome this eating disorder.

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1

Key Components
- Introduction
- Symptoms
- Clinical Presentation
- Prevalence
- Measurement
- SCOFF Questionnaire
- Eating Disorder Severity Rating Scale
2

Causes
- Introduction
- Causes of Bulimia Rating Form
- Attentional Bias
- Flexibility - Compulsivity
- Impulsivity
- Interoceptive Awareness
- Perceptual & Conceptual Distortions
- Genetics
- Brain Connectivity & Bulimia
- Neural Networks
3

Treatment Methods
- Introduction
- Treatment of Bulimia Rating Form
- Repetitive Transcutaneous Magnetic Stimulation (rTMS)
- Antiepileptics & Antidepressants
- Medication Alert!
- Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, CBT-e, and Self-Help CBT
- Behavioural Weight Loss
- Alternative Therapies - Groups including Overeaters Anonymous
4

Summary
- Moving Forward: What's the next step?
- References

Bulimia Nervosa E-Guide

It's more than a binge

Course curriculum