What are the common signs and symptoms of eating disorders that Catherine Broomfield specializes in treating?
Catherine Broomfield specializes in treating a range of eating disorders, including anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa, binge eating disorder, and others. Common signs and symptoms may include severe restriction of food intake, binge eating episodes, purging behaviors, and distorted body image.
How does Catherine Broomfield approach the treatment of eating disorders?
Catherine Broomfield takes a comprehensive and individualized approach to treating eating disorders, which may include therapy, nutritional counseling, meal planning, and collaboration with other healthcare professionals to address both the physical and psychological aspects of the disorder.
What age groups does Catherine Broomfield work with in her practice as an eating disorder specialist?
Catherine Broomfield works with individuals of all age groups, including children, adolescents, and adults, who are struggling with eating disorders.
What should a patient expect during their initial consultation with Catherine Broomfield?
During the initial consultation, Catherine Broomfield will conduct a thorough assessment to understand the patient's medical history, eating habits, emotional well-being, and goals for treatment. This helps in developing a personalized treatment plan.
How can Catherine Broomfield help patients who are experiencing relapses or setbacks in their recovery from an eating disorder?
Catherine Broomfield provides ongoing support and guidance to patients who may experience relapses or setbacks in their recovery journey. She helps them identify triggers, develop coping strategies, and navigate challenges to maintain progress towards recovery.
Does Catherine Broomfield offer family therapy or support for loved ones of individuals with eating disorders?
Yes, Catherine Broomfield recognizes the importance of involving family members and loved ones in the treatment process. She may offer family therapy sessions or provide resources and guidance to help support the patient's recovery within their familial and social environment.