Making Changes: Cognitive Behavior Therapy for Binge Eating Disorder. Michele Laliberte, Ph.D., C.Psych.
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1 Making Changes: Cognitive Behavior Therapy for Binge Eating Disorder Michele Laliberte, Ph.D., C.Psych.
2 Making Changes Week 2 About Weight
3 Outline of Session BED and Obesity Your health and body image concerns Health and Obesity The Body s Regulation of Weight
4 Your Concerns
5 Your Concerns Related to Weight: Health Family Work/Education Social Life Romance Hobbies/Interests Values Body Image Family Work/Education Social Life Romance Hobbies/Interests Values
6 Obesity and Health
7 Obesity and Health Classifying Weight: Body Mass Index (BMI) BMI: A ratio of weight to height Underweight: Below 19.9 (Asians: below 18.5) Normal Weight: (Asians: ) Overweight: (Asians: ) Obese (I) Obese (II) (Asians: 25 and over) 40 and over Some controversy over the health risks associated with overweight Obesity associated with variety of health concerns
8 Obesity and Health Health Concerns Associated with Obesity Cardiovascular disease Type 2 Diabetes Stroke Sleep Apnea Certain Cancers Worsens certain chronic diseases High blood pressure Osteoarthritis Joint-skeletal problems
9 Evaluating Your Health Risks Calculating your BMI Weight in pounds x 703/(height in inches) 2 Weight in kilograms/(height in metres) 2 Are you in the obese range? Obese I or II?
10 Evaluating Your Health Risks Waist Circumference (WC) Women: Increased Risk: Over 31.5 inches (80cm) Substantially Increased Risk: Over 34.5 inches (88cm) Men: Increased Risk: Over 37 inches (94cm) Substantially Increased Risk: Over 40 inches (102cm)
11 Health Risks: What to do Step One: Visit Your Physician Things to be evaluated, discussed and treated: Blood Pressure Lipid profile (cholesterol, triglycerides, HDL/LDL cholesterol) Fasting blood sugar Sleep apnea Thyroid status Females: Gynecological exam and screen for PCO Males: Prostate exam and screen for colon cancer Step Two: Lifestyle Modification To be discussed
12 Health Concerns: What about Weight Loss? Experts no longer recommend losing weight to BMI normal range Weight loss of 5%-10% associated with health benefits, reduces risk factors Is weight loss necessary to improve health? Physical fitness may be more important than weight Nutrition has impact on long-term health
13 The Body s Regulation of Weight What about Weight Loss??
14 The Body s Regulation of Weight Body weight has strong biological determinants. There is a big genetic component to body weight. Twin Studies (identical twins reared apart) Heritability of Obesity
15 The Role of Environment Genetics interact with Environment Genetics influence how we respond to our lifestyle (environment). Twin Studies (overfeeding)?who becomes bulimic versus binge eater Toxic Environment Ready availability of rich foods in large quantities Lack of physical activity required in daily living
16 How Does the Body Regulate Weight? The body regulates weight, and defends against weight loss. Multiple redundant systems to protect weight: key to our survival Skeletal muscle metabolism, body fat and hormones related to body fat, the brain (particularly the hypothalamus) and a large number of neurochemicals that control appetite, and the stomach that senses the presence of food and sends messages to your brain about when to stop eating. Body s defense seems to strongly kick in around 10 15% weight loss
17 But I m Overweight/Obese! With sustained weight gain, the body begins to defend the higher weight, just as it would a normal weight. EVEN if the higher weight has health risks. Change in set point (weight the body defends) occurs after 6 months in mice. After weight loss, body relentlessly works to return to baseline weight After 1 year, 2/3 of weight regained; weight gradually returns to baseline within 5 years.
18 But I know someone who successfully lost weight Weight Loss Registry Criteria: Minimum of 30 lb weight loss maintained for 1 year Average: Weight loss of 66 lbs maintained for 5.5 years Successful, but - Lifestyle: Eating 1380 kcal/day and exercising equivalent of walking 4 miles (7.2 km)/day
19 So What Does This All Mean? There are strong biological factors involved in regulating body weight. If you ve been at a higher weight for long enough (perhaps 6 months or more), your body will defend your weight. Although it is possible to lose weight, it seems that people almost universally return to their starting weight within 5 years.
20 What are the implications for you? Important to stop binge eating Binge eating related to ongoing weight gain You need a good plan if want weight loss Prioritize stopping binge eating Consider medication; or eventually, surgery Deal with health and body image Don t wait: see your doctor, consider lifestyle changes that will improve your health regardless of weight loss Body image: weight loss not a recommended strategy because of risk of weight regain. Plan to deal with body dissatisfaction regardless of weight.
21 Rapid Response Increasing the likelihood of success in treatment
22 Rapid Response In an outpatient settings (like this one), rapid response means that 4 weeks after planning your eating you will have: Normalized your eating Eating every 3-4 hours, 5-6 times a day Meeting or are very close to meeting your energy needs. Reduced the frequency of your binge eating by about 2/3 For example, from 3 to 1 binge eating episodes per week Or, from 12 to 4 times per month
23 Rapid Response In an outpatient settings (like this one), rapid response means that 4 weeks after planning your eating you will have: Normalized your eating Eating every 3-4 hours, 5-6 times a day Meeting or are very close to meeting your energy needs. Reduced the frequency of your binge eating by about 2/3 For example, from 3 to 1 binge eating episodes per week Or, from 12 to 4 times per month
24 Rapid Response Rapid and Non-Rapid Responders similar before start of treatment. The two groups are not different in: Severity of their eating disorder Amount of depression or anxiety Rapid response is more likely due to how much you throw yourself into treatment Working hard to normalize eating Tracking and problem-solving symptoms that occur
25 Rapid Response Remember recovery from an eating disorder recovery is an experiment. The best way to know whether the experiment works is to fully test it out. That way you know you ve given it a real shot. A recent study at Toronto General Hospital Working towards the goal of making a rapid response to treatment leads to a greater chance of a rapid response This means that jumping in and focusing on the goal of rapid response may be a good way to jump-start your recovery.
26 Rapid Response Rapid response is not for everyone Some people can only make slow changes because of anxiety We do have late bloomers Late bloomers may require longer treatment All you can do is your best
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