Psychological treatment of childhood obesity: main principles and pitfalls Braet, C, Moens, E. &.Latomme, J. Ghent University.

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Psychological treatment of childhood obesity: main principles and pitfalls Braet, C, Moens, E. &.Latomme, J. Ghent University

Main principles of psychological treatment Multidisciplinary approach: nutritional advice, physical activity and behavioural therapy Realistic treatment goals Focus on healthy lifestyle in the long term Importance to work with: – Children – AND the parents

Working with children Self monitoring: food and activity records Nutritional and physical activity advices Goal setting and contract Evaluation and reinforcement Stimuluscontrol technique Coping and problem solving skills

Working with parents Nutritional advice Cognitive behaviour therapy: parenting skills to support lifestyle changes: – Positive involvement – Rule setting and consequent disciplining – Problem solving skills

Pitfalls Realistic expectations about the treatment goals Good communication about the rational of the treatment Promoting a supportive network Build in extra motivational techniques Correct evaluation of the severity of the weight problem and comorbid problems Psychiatric co-morbidity demands careful evaluation and selection of which disorder has to be treated first. Estimating the patients’ strength