Common Misconceptions About DBT for Teens
Corbin D. Nickelberry
Latoya’s relationship with food had always been complicated, and though she had heard of DBT for teens working for some of her peers, she had no idea how it could help her. Latoya’s eating disorder developed gradually over several years. Her journey toward needing DBT for teens was a complex interplay of psychological, emotional, and social factors. These were the stages in the development of Latoya’s teen eating disorder. Early Onset Latoya started struggling with food issues like comfort eating as early as she could remember, but by the age of fourteen, her challenges developed into a dangerous disorder. By this age, she started transitioning into bulimia, which is characterized...
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