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Emotion-Focused Therapy Promising for Eating Disorders

Publish date: August 1, 2008
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Dr. Greenberg reported that he had no conflicts of interest in association with the study.

This treatment should 'enhance people's sense of efficacy about dealing with the eating disorder.' DR. GREENBERG

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