Inside and Out: How Western Patriarchal Cultural Contexts Shape Women’s Relationships with Their Bodies

McBride, Hillary L.; Kwee, Janelle L.

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“…Feminist standpoint theory (FST) was employed for this research because of how patriarchy has shaped societal perceptions of EDs, who experiences them, and how they are treated [21] [22]. FST acknowledges that those who hold power over others in certain settings can shape and promote societal views on how these populations are perceived and therefore treated within society [23].…”

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Improving Adult Inpatient Eating Disorder Treatment: Perspectives of a Sample of Canadians with Lived Experience

Armour,

Feicht,

Gahagan

2024

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Background Eating disorders (EDs) are common, affecting over one million Canadians. Canadian adults (i.e., age 18+) requiring medical stabilization for their eating disorder (ED) may be referred to adult inpatient (IP) ED treatment for care. Recent Canadian publications have brought attention to the need for improved approaches to Canadian ED treatment; urging researchers to seek perspectives of people with lived experience to determine how to best do so. This study explored the perspectives of Canadians with lived experience to identify recommendations for improvement of adult IP ED treatment programs and processes. Methods Employing a transformative philosophical view and feminist standpoint theory, this study utilizes a qualitative hermeneutic phenomenological approach to fulfill the objectives. Eleven participants with lived adult IP ED treatment experiences from across Canada were interviewed individually, to discuss their experiences and recommendations regarding referral, transitions into and out of care, and treatment itselfusing an online video conference platform. Data were analyzed using interpretative phenomenological analysis. A comprehensive list of recommendations was drafted and brought back to participants for feedback. The feedback was implemented to create the final list of recommendations. Results Several limitations of referral, transitions, and treatment, facilitated and exacerbated by stigma at individual and societal levels, were identified by participants. These included guilt and shame upon referral, lack of respect and trust from healthcare providers during transitions, and lack of consideration of social determinants of health during treatment. Participant-informed recommendations, which can be categorized as interim support, individualized care, dignified treatment, resources, and stigma, were identified to ameliorate the experiences of Canadians with EDs while also combatting stigma. Conclusions Adult IP ED treatment in Canada is in urgent need of significant change to meet the needs of those requiring care and to address harmful stigma. Implementing participant-informed recommendations may aid in achieving this goal. The meaningful inclusion of those with lived experience, particularly marginalized populations, will be paramount to the development of an approach to adult IP ED treatment that properly serves Canadians who need it.

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Improving Adult Inpatient Eating Disorder Treatment: Perspectives of a Sample of Canadians with Lived Experience

Armour,

Feicht,

Gahagan

2024

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Psicoterapia, psicopatologia e liberdade de ser

Luiz Socreppa da Fonseca

2024

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O presente texto se trata de uma discussão a respeito do emprego do conceito de condições de possibilidade advindo da Psicopatologia Fenomenológica para além da compreensão da estrutura da consciência para se pensar a intervenção psicoterapêutica em uma perspectiva fenomenológica. Para esse fim a condição de liberdade é discutida em relação a como o humano é abordado em diferentes formas de psicoterapia, destacando a condição de negatividade da liberdade em uma compreensão existencial. Discute-se a necessidade de ampliar a dialogicidade da psicoterapia fenomenológica com perspectivas contemporâneas que se fundamentam no mesmo horizonte conceitual como a própria Psicopatologia Fenomenológica e a posição externalista da consciência presente na posição enactivista da cognição. Por fim, a discussão a respeito da intervenção clínica é realizada a partir de uma vinheta clínica de uma pessoa com estrutura borderline. Compreende-se que esse texto não esgota a necessidade de se pensar a intervenção clínica que considere as condições de possibilidade em uma perspectiva psicoterapêutica, mas que incite mais produções nesse sentido.

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Inside and Out: How Western Patriarchal Cultural Contexts Shape Women’s Relationships with Their Bodies

Cited by 2 publications

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Improving Adult Inpatient Eating Disorder Treatment: Perspectives of a Sample of Canadians with Lived Experience

Improving Adult Inpatient Eating Disorder Treatment: Perspectives of a Sample of Canadians with Lived Experience

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