Anorexia Clinical Trials

Experimental: Do, Accept, Motivation Through Values, Sessions, Long-Term Food Logs,

Behavior Do: Including in-session eating experiments.~Thought Accept: Mindfully accepting of unhelpful thoughts as passing mental phenomena that need not guide behavior.~Motivation Through Values: Identifying individual motivators for recovery and opportunities to expand upon non-eating disorder aspects of identity.~Sessions for Skills Consolidation: Consolidation of skills introduced to patient and monitoring of continued progress using 45-min, face-to-face (via video) sessions.~Food Monitoring - Long-Term: Use of food logs for duration of treatment.

Experimental: Do, Accept, Motivation through Values, Sessions, Short-Term Food Logs

Behavior Do: Including in-session eating experiments.~Thought Accept: Mindfully accepting of unhelpful thoughts as passing mental phenomena that need not guide behavior.~Motivation Through Values: Identifying individual motivators for recovery and opportunities to expand upon non-eating disorder aspects of identity.~Sessions for Skills Consolidation: Consolidation of skills introduced to patient and monitoring of continued progress using 45-min, face-to-face (via video) sessions.~Food-Monitoring - Short-Term: Use of food logs for first 5 weeks of treatment.

Experimental: Do, Accept, Motivation through Values, Check-Ins, Short-Term Food Logs

Behavior Do: Including in-session eating experiments.~Thought Accept: Mindfully accepting of unhelpful thoughts as passing mental phenomena that need not guide behavior.~Motivation Through Values: Identifying individual motivators for recovery and opportunities to expand upon non-eating disorder aspects of identity.~Check-Ins for Skills Consolidation: Consolidation of skills introduced to patient and monitoring of continued progress conducted independently by participant, with only brief (\~20-min) check-ins during this period.~Food-Monitoring - Short-Term: Use of food logs for first 5 weeks of treatment.

Experimental: Do, Accept, Motivation through Values, Check-Ins, No Food Logs

Behavior Do: Including in-session eating experiments.~Thought Accept: Mindfully accepting of unhelpful thoughts as passing mental phenomena that need not guide behavior.~Motivation Through Values: Identifying individual motivators for recovery and opportunities to expand upon non-eating disorder aspects of identity.~Check-Ins for Skills Consolidation: Consolidation of skills introduced to patient and monitoring of continued progress conducted independently by participant, with only brief (\~20-min) check-ins during this period.~No Food-Monitoring: No recommendation for food records or logs during treatment.

Experimental: Do, Accept, Motivation through Narratives, Sessions, Short-Term Food Logs

Behavior Do: Including in-session eating experiments.~Thought Accept: Mindfully accepting of unhelpful thoughts as passing mental phenomena that need not guide behavior.~Motivation Through Narratives: Using stories of others with lived experience (e.g., writings, podcasts) to appreciate long-term dangers of AN and the opportunity for symptom resolution with sustained recovery, without discussion of individualized motivators.~Sessions for Skills Consolidation: Consolidation of skills introduced to patient and monitoring of continued progress using 45-min, face-to-face (via video) sessions.~Food-Monitoring - Short-Term: Use of food logs for first 5 weeks of treatment.

Experimental: Do, Accept, Motivation through Narratives, Sessions, No Food Logs

Behavior Do: Including in-session eating experiments.~Thought Accept: Mindfully accepting of unhelpful thoughts as passing mental phenomena that need not guide behavior.~Motivation Through Narratives: Using stories of others with lived experience (e.g., writings, podcasts) to appreciate long-term dangers of AN and the opportunity for symptom resolution with sustained recovery, without discussion of individualized motivators.~Sessions for Skills Consolidation: Consolidation of skills introduced to patient and monitoring of continued progress using 45-min, face-to-face (via video) sessions.~No Food-Monitoring: No recommendation for food records or logs during treatment.

Experimental: Do, Accept, Motivation through Narratives, Check-Ins, Long-Term Food Logs

Behavior Do: Including in-session eating experiments.~Thought Accept: Mindfully accepting of unhelpful thoughts as passing mental phenomena that need not guide behavior.~Motivation Through Narratives: Using stories of others with lived experience (e.g., writings, podcasts) to appreciate long-term dangers of AN and the opportunity for symptom resolution with sustained recovery, without discussion of individualized motivators.~Check-Ins for Skills Consolidation: Consolidation of skills introduced to patient and monitoring of continued progress conducted independently by participant, with only brief (\~20-min) check-ins during this period.~Food Monitoring - Long-Term: Use of food logs for duration of treatment.

Experimental: Do, Change, Motivation Through Values, Sessions, Short-Term Food Logs

Behavior Do: Including in-session eating experiments.~Thought Change: Monitoring and actively challenging distorted thoughts.~Motivation Through Values: Identifying individual motivators for recovery and opportunities to expand upon non-eating disorder aspects of identity.~Sessions for Skills Consolidation: Consolidation of skills introduced to patient and monitoring of continued progress using 45-min, face-to-face (via video) sessions.~Food-Monitoring - Short-Term: Use of food logs for first 5 weeks of treatment.

Experimental: Do, Change, Motivation Through Values, Sessions, No Food Logs

Behavior Do: Including in-session eating experiments.~Thought Change: Monitoring and actively challenging distorted thoughts.~Motivation Through Values: Identifying individual motivators for recovery and opportunities to expand upon non-eating disorder aspects of identity.~Sessions for Skills Consolidation: Consolidation of skills introduced to patient and monitoring of continued progress using 45-min, face-to-face (via video) sessions.~No Food-Monitoring: No recommendation for food records or logs during treatment.

Experimental: Do, Change, Motivation through Values, Check-Ins, Long-Term Food Logs

Behavior Do: Including in-session eating experiments.~Thought Change: Monitoring and actively challenging distorted thoughts.~Motivation Through Values: Identifying individual motivators for recovery and opportunities to expand upon non-eating disorder aspects of identity.~Check-Ins for Skills Consolidation: Consolidation of skills introduced to patient and monitoring of continued progress conducted independently by participant, with only brief (\~20-min) check-ins during this period.~Food Monitoring - Long-Term: Use of food logs for duration of treatment.

Experimental: Do, Change, Motivation Through Narratives, Sessions, Long-term Food Logs

Behavior Do: Including in-session eating experiments.~Thought Change: Monitoring and actively challenging distorted thoughts.~Motivation Through Narratives: Using stories of others with lived experience (e.g., writings, podcasts) to appreciate long-term dangers of AN and the opportunity for symptom resolution with sustained recovery, without discussion of individualized motivators.~Sessions for Skills Consolidation: Consolidation of skills introduced to patient and monitoring of continued progress using 45-min, face-to-face (via video) sessions.~Food Monitoring - Long-Term: Use of food logs for duration of treatment.

Experimental: Talk, Accept, Motivation through Values, Sessions, Short-Term Food Logs

Behavior Talk: Discussion of recent eating and plans for upcoming eating; absence of in-session eating experiments.~Thought Accept: Mindfully accepting of unhelpful thoughts as passing mental phenomena that need not guide behavior.~Motivation Through Values: Identifying individual motivators for recovery and opportunities to expand upon non-eating disorder aspects of identity.~Sessions for Skills Consolidation: Consolidation of skills introduced to patient and monitoring of continued progress using 45-min, face-to-face (via video) sessions.~Food-Monitoring - Short-Term: Use of food logs for first 5 weeks of treatment.

Experimental: Talk, Accept, Motivation through Values, Sessions, No Food Logs

Behavior Talk: Discussion of recent eating and plans for upcoming eating; absence of in-session eating experiments.~Thought Accept: Mindfully accepting of unhelpful thoughts as passing mental phenomena that need not guide behavior.~Motivation Through Values: Identifying individual motivators for recovery and opportunities to expand upon non-eating disorder aspects of identity.~Sessions for Skills Consolidation: Consolidation of skills introduced to patient and monitoring of continued progress using 45-min, face-to-face (via video) sessions.~No Food-Monitoring: No recommendation for food records or logs during treatment.

Experimental: Talk, Accept, Motivation through Narratives, Check-Ins, Short-Term Food Logs

Behavior Talk: Discussion of recent eating and plans for upcoming eating; absence of in-session eating experiments.~Thought Accept: Mindfully accepting of unhelpful thoughts as passing mental phenomena that need not guide behavior.~Motivation Through Narratives: Using stories of others with lived experience (e.g., writings, podcasts) to appreciate long-term dangers of AN and the opportunity for symptom resolution with sustained recovery, without discussion of individualized motivators.~Check-Ins for Skills Consolidation: Consolidation of skills introduced to patient and monitoring of continued progress conducted independently by participant, with only brief (\~20-min) check-ins during this period.~Food-Monitoring - Short-Term: Use of food logs for first 5 weeks of treatment.

Experimental: Talk, Accept, Motivation through Narratives, Check-Ins, No Food Logs

Behavior Talk: Discussion of recent eating and plans for upcoming eating; absence of in-session eating experiments.~Thought Accept: Mindfully accepting of unhelpful thoughts as passing mental phenomena that need not guide behavior.~Motivation Through Narratives: Using stories of others with lived experience (e.g., writings, podcasts) to appreciate long-term dangers of AN and the opportunity for symptom resolution with sustained recovery, without discussion of individualized motivators.~Check-Ins for Skills Consolidation: Consolidation of skills introduced to patient and monitoring of continued progress conducted independently by participant, with only brief (\~20-min) check-ins during this period.~No Food-Monitoring: No recommendation for food records or logs during treatment.

Experimental: Talk, Change, Motivation Through Values, Sessions, Long-Term Food Logs

Behavior Talk: Discussion of recent eating and plans for upcoming eating; absence of in-session eating experiments.~Thought Change: Monitoring and actively challenging distorted thoughts.~Motivation Through Values: Identifying individual motivators for recovery and opportunities to expand upon non-eating disorder aspects of identity.~Sessions for Skills Consolidation: Consolidation of skills introduced to patient and monitoring of continued progress using 45-min, face-to-face (via video) sessions.~Food Monitoring - Long-Term: Use of food logs for duration of treatment.

Experimental: Talk, Change, Motivation Through Values, Sessions, No Food Logs

Behavior Talk: Discussion of recent eating and plans for upcoming eating; absence of in-session eating experiments.~Thought Change: Monitoring and actively challenging distorted thoughts.~Motivation Through Values: Identifying individual motivators for recovery and opportunities to expand upon non-eating disorder aspects of identity.~Sessions for Skills Consolidation: Consolidation of skills introduced to patient and monitoring of continued progress using 45-min, face-to-face (via video) sessions.~No Food-Monitoring: No recommendation for food records or logs during treatment.

Experimental: Talk, Change, Motivation through Values, Check-Ins, Short-Term Food Logs

Behavior Talk: Discussion of recent eating and plans for upcoming eating; absence of in-session eating experiments.~Thought Change: Monitoring and actively challenging distorted thoughts.~Motivation Through Values: Identifying individual motivators for recovery and opportunities to expand upon non-eating disorder aspects of identity.~Check-Ins for Skills Consolidation: Consolidation of skills introduced to patient and monitoring of continued progress conducted independently by participant, with only brief (\~20-min) check-ins during this period.~Food-Monitoring - Short-Term: Use of food logs for first 5 weeks of treatment.

Experimental: Talk, Change, Motivation through Values, Check-Ins, No Food Logs

Behavior Talk: Discussion of recent eating and plans for upcoming eating; absence of in-session eating experiments.~Thought Change: Monitoring and actively challenging distorted thoughts.~Motivation Through Values: Identifying individual motivators for recovery and opportunities to expand upon non-eating disorder aspects of identity.~Check-Ins for Skills Consolidation: Consolidation of skills introduced to patient and monitoring of continued progress conducted independently by participant, with only brief (\~20-min) check-ins during this period.~No Food-Monitoring: No recommendation for food records or logs during treatment.

Experimental: Talk, Change, Motivation through Narratives, Sessions, Short-Term Food Logs

Behavior Talk: Discussion of recent eating and plans for upcoming eating; absence of in-session eating experiments.~Thought Change: Monitoring and actively challenging distorted thoughts.~Motivation Through Narratives: Using stories of others with lived experience (e.g., writings, podcasts) to appreciate long-term dangers of AN and the opportunity for symptom resolution with sustained recovery, without discussion of individualized motivators.~Sessions for Skills Consolidation: Consolidation of skills introduced to patient and monitoring of continued progress using 45-min, face-to-face (via video) sessions.~Food-Monitoring - Short-Term: Use of food logs for first 5 weeks of treatment.

Experimental: Talk, Change, Motivation through Narratives, Sessions, No Food Logs

Behavior Talk: Discussion of recent eating and plans for upcoming eating; absence of in-session eating experiments.~Thought Change: Monitoring and actively challenging distorted thoughts.~Motivation Through Narratives: Using stories of others with lived experience (e.g., writings, podcasts) to appreciate long-term dangers of AN and the opportunity for symptom resolution with sustained recovery, without discussion of individualized motivators.~Sessions for Skills Consolidation: Consolidation of skills introduced to patient and monitoring of continued progress using 45-min, face-to-face (via video) sessions.~No Food-Monitoring: No recommendation for food records or logs during treatment.

Experimental: Talk, Change, Motivation through Narratives, Check-Ins, Long-Term Food Logs

Behavior Talk: Discussion of recent eating and plans for upcoming eating; absence of in-session eating experiments.~Thought Change: Monitoring and actively challenging distorted thoughts.~Motivation Through Narratives: Using stories of others with lived experience (e.g., writings, podcasts) to appreciate long-term dangers of AN and the opportunity for symptom resolution with sustained recovery, without discussion of individualized motivators.~Check-Ins for Skills Consolidation: Consolidation of skills introduced to patient and monitoring of continued progress conducted independently by participant, with only brief (\~20-min) check-ins during this period.~Food Monitoring - Long-Term: Use of food logs for duration of treatment.

Experimental: Do, Change, Motivation through Narratives, Check-Ins, Short-Term Food Logs

Behavior Do: Including in-session eating experiments.~Thought Change: Monitoring and actively challenging distorted thoughts.~Motivation Through Narratives: Using stories of others with lived experience (e.g., writings, podcasts) to appreciate long-term dangers of AN and the opportunity for symptom resolution with sustained recovery, without discussion of individualized motivators.~Check-Ins for Skills Consolidation: Consolidation of skills introduced to patient and monitoring of continued progress conducted independently by participant, with only brief (\~20-min) check-ins during this period.~Food-Monitoring - Short-Term: Use of food logs for first 5 weeks of treatment.

Experimental: Do, Change, Motivation through Narratives, Check-Ins, No Food Logs

Behavior Do: Including in-session eating experiments.~Thought Change: Monitoring and actively challenging distorted thoughts.~Motivation Through Narratives: Using stories of others with lived experience (e.g., writings, podcasts) to appreciate long-term dangers of AN and the opportunity for symptom resolution with sustained recovery, without discussion of individualized motivators.~Check-Ins for Skills Consolidation: Consolidation of skills introduced to patient and monitoring of continued progress conducted independently by participant, with only brief (\~20-min) check-ins during this period.~No Food-Monitoring: No recommendation for food records or logs during treatment.

Experimental: Talk, Accept, Motivation through Values, Check-Ins, Long-Term Food Logs

Behavior Talk: Discussion of recent eating and plans for upcoming eating; absence of in-session eating experiments.~Thought Accept: Mindfully accepting of unhelpful thoughts as passing mental phenomena that need not guide behavior.~Motivation Through Values: Identifying individual motivators for recovery and opportunities to expand upon non-eating disorder aspects of identity.~Check-Ins for Skills Consolidation: Consolidation of skills introduced to patient and monitoring of continued progress conducted independently by participant, with only brief (\~20-min) check-ins during this period.~Food Monitoring - Long-Term: Use of food logs for duration of treatment.

Experimental: Talk, Accept, Motivation through Narratives, Sessions, Long-Term Food Logs

Behavior Talk: Discussion of recent eating and plans for upcoming eating; absence of in-session eating experiments.~Thought Accept: Mindfully accepting of unhelpful thoughts as passing mental phenomena that need not guide behavior.~Motivation Through Narratives: Using stories of others with lived experience (e.g., writings, podcasts) to appreciate long-term dangers of AN and the opportunity for symptom resolution with sustained recovery, without discussion of individualized motivators.~Sessions for Skills Consolidation: Consolidation of skills introduced to patient and monitoring of continued progress using 45-min, face-to-face (via video) sessions.~Food Monitoring - Long-Term: Use of food logs for duration of treatment.