Objective Attachment insecurity may confer risk for develo** an eating disorder. We
describe domains of attachment functioning that are relevant to eating disorders including …

Prominent models of eating disorders tend to focus on cognitive and behavioral features, but
tend not to consider important developmental issues related to affect regulation …

Adult Attachment: A Concise Introduction to Theory and Research is an easy-to-read and
highly accessible reference on attachment that deals with many of the key concepts and …

Objective Attachment theory has received increasing attention from clinicians and
researchers in the field of eating disorders. This paper is an updated review on theoretical …

The debate concerning the pathogenesis and the maintaining factors of eating disorders,
anorexia nervosa in particular, is ongoing especially since therapeutic interventions do not …

We examined the extent to which attachment insecurity was related to eating disorder (ED)
symptoms, and predictive of treatment outcomes. Women diagnosed with anorexia nervosa …

In this paper, we review the research literature on attachment and eating disorders and
suggest a framework for assessing and treating attachment functioning in patients with an …

The aim of this article is to review the clinical literature which examines the association
between attachment patterns and eating disorders with a focus on anorexia nervosa, and to …

Attachment theory categorically assesses how a person perceives and experiences
interpersonal relationships. Attachment style is linked to numerous physical and …

Objective: Insecure attachment styles and certain personality characteristics (ie, high levels
of neuroticism) have been associated with eating pathology. However, previous research …