ArticleThe International journal of eating disorders2026
Examining Within-Session and Between-Session Change in Exposure-Meal-Related Distress During Intensive Outpatient Treatment for Eating Disorders.
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There has been increasing theoretical interest in adapting exposure therapy for eating disorders (EDs), and preliminary data tentatively support the utility of meal-based exposures for targeting eating-related distress. Drawing upon existing work examining habituation processes and theories of inhibitory learning in anxiety disorders, we evaluated patterns of between- and within-session change in subjective units of distress (SUDS) during meal exposures in a mixed diagnostic sample of individuals enrolled in an intensive outpatient program for EDs. Participants (N = 178) who were enrolled in an intensive outpatient program completed SUDS at regular intervals during exposure meals over the course of treatment, M(SD)
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