Eating and Food Intake Disorders — Clinical Psychiatry

Psychiatry · Clinical Specialties

How it begins

Fisiopatología neurobiológica, psicopatología avanzada, criterios de intervención y abordaje psicofarmacológico y psicoterapéutico exhaustivo de los trastornos de la conducta alimentaria basándose en el DSM-5-TR, la CIE-11 y la evidencia clínica contemporánea.

What it covers

1. Eating and Ingestion Disorders
2. Classification and Epidemiology
3. · Conceptual and Historical Evolution
4. · Epidemiology and Demographic Transition
5. · Comparison of Classifications: DSM-5-TR vs. ICD-11
6. Neurobiology and Pathophysiology
7. · Genetic Architecture and Heritability
8. · Functional Neuroanatomy and Reward Circuits
9. · Neurochemistry and Neurotransmission Systems
10. · The Microbiota-Gut-Brain Axis
11. Anorexia Nervosa (AN)
12. · Nuclear Psychopathology
13. · Systemic Medical Manifestations and Complications
14. Bulimia Nervosa (BN)
15. · The Psychopathological Dynamics of the Restriction-Purge Cycle
16. · Clinical Complications Derived from Purging Behaviors
17. Binge Eating Disorder
18. · Psychopathology of Loss of Control and Emotional Regulation
19. · Metabolic and Physical Health Comorbidities
20. Avoidant/Restrictive Food Intake Disorder (ARFID/TERA)
21. · The Three Clinical Phenotypes of Presentation
22. · Specific Nutritional Consequences
23. Pica, Rumination and Other Unspecified Disorders
24. · Pica Disorder
25. · Rumination Disorder
26. · Other Specified Eating or Eating Disorder (OSFED)
27. Advanced Psychopathology and Evaluation Instruments
28. · Clinical Evaluation and Diagnostic Interview
29. · Psychometric and Screening Instruments
30. · Psychic Defense Mechanisms
31. Hospitalization Criteria and Psychiatric Emergencies
32. · Emergency Medical Hospitalization Criteria
33. · Criteria for Admission to a Specialized Psychiatry Unit
34. Refeeding Syndrome
35. · Molecular Physiopathology
36. · Clinical Manifestations of Ionic Alterations
37. · Clinical Protocol for Prevention and Strict Management (NICE Criteria)
38. · Medical Intervention and Pharmacoprophylaxis Algorithm
39. Pharmacological Treatment
40. · Prescription Profiles of Psychotropic Drugs in EDs
41. Psychotherapeutic Treatment
42. · Fairburn Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy Enhanced (CBT-E)
43. · Family Based Treatment (FBT / Maudsley Approach)
44. · Radically Open Dialectical-Behavioral Therapy (RO-DBT)
45. Psychiatric Comorbidities and Differential Diagnosis
46. · The Psychopathological Superposition: Obsessive-Compulsive Spectrum
47. · Personality Disorders and Affective Regulation
48. · The Intersection with Neurodivergence: Autism and ADHD
49. · Complete Clinical Differential Diagnosis
50. Prognosis, Recovery and Prevention
51. · The Rule of Thirds in Anorexia Nervosa
52. · Multidimensional Recovery and Healing Criteria
53. · Primary and Secondary Prevention Strategies