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Stappenplan eetproblemen en eetstoornissen – Psycholoog

Dit stappenplan wil specifieke ondersteuning bieden aan de CGG-medewerker bij de onderkenning, verklaring en behandeling van mensen met een eetstoornis, meer concreet anorexia nervosa, boulimia nervosa en eetbuistoornis. Daar waar het zinvol is, maken we een onderscheid tussen kinderen, jongeren en volwassenen. We belichten bovendien nog een specifieke doelgroep, nl. mensen met overgewicht of obesitas die lijden aan een eetstoornis.

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