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For clients with bulimia, nursing interventions are often directed toward improving self-concept and regaining control, Cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) including self-monitoring would be included in the primary interventions.
What would be included in the primary interventions for clients with bulimia?
- For clients with bulimia, nursing interventions are often directed toward improving self-concept and regaining control, Cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) including self-monitoring would be included in the primary interventions.
- Behaviour therapy and cognitive therapy are combined in CBT. According to the principles of learning theory, which prioritizes the roles of classical conditioning (Pavlov, 1927) and operant conditioning (Skinner, 1953; 1938), behaviour therapy is founded on the premise that all behaviour, normal and aberrant, is acquired and maintained in the same ways.
- Instead of being seen as symptoms of a presumptive underlying cause, as in a psychoanalytical or psychodynamic model, behavioural problems are seen as learned maladaptive habits. Cognitions are one's mental processes, through which one thinks about and gives meaning to oneself, others, and events, and from which one forms beliefs, attitudes, and expectations. If the behaviour is action, or what one does, then cognitions are one's mental processes.
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