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Family Thrapy of Anorexia Nervosa:new development of psychological therapy of anorexia nervosa in the west

Fu Cu

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Freud's theory of the development of family and sex mentality brings new focus to the understanding ,analysis and therapy of anorexia nervosa. Some scholars developed his theory and created the family therapy which pay attention to family and use it to diagnose and cure anorexia nervosa, which acquire inaugurated effects.

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Freud's theory of the development of family and sex mentality brings new focus to the understanding ,analysis and therapy of anorexia nervosa. Some scholars developed his theory and created the family therapy which pay attention to family and use it to diagnose and cure anorexia nervosa, which acquire inaugurated effects.

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Freud's theory of the development of family and sex mentality brings new focus to the understanding ,analysis and therapy of anorexia nervosa. Some scholars developed his theory and created the family therapy which pay attention to family and use it to diagnose and cure anorexia nervosa, which acquire inaugurated effects.

Key concepts: Anorexia nervosa, Family therapy, Psychotherapist, Psychology, Anorexia, Clinical psychology, Eating disorders, Medicine

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