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Beauty in the eye of the beholder? How high security hospital psychopathically-disordered patients rate their own interpersonal behaviour
ArticleAbstract: As service user involvement, particularly through 'expert patient' schemes, increases for service dePalabras claves:assessment, Expert patient, Forensic psychiatry, High security hospital, Interpersonal functioning, Personality disorderAutores:Chris Evans, Collins M., Duggan C., Larkin E., McCarthy L., McCartney M., Milton J.Fuentes:scopusEating disturbance and severe personality disorder: Outcome of specialist treatment for severe personality disorder
ArticleAbstract: Objective: To assess the outcome for patients receiving specialist democratic therapeutic communityPalabras claves:Eating disturbance, Personality disorder, Therapeutic communityAutores:Chris Evans, Dolan B.M., Norton K., Warren F., Zaman S.Fuentes:scopusHistories of trauma in client members of therapeutic communities
ArticleAbstract: This paper presents further data from the ATC/NLCB Therapeutic Communities Research Project, based oPalabras claves:Autores:Chris Evans, Freestone M., Lees J., Manning N.Fuentes:scopusFamily composition and social class in bulimia: A catchment area study of a clinical and a comparison group
ArticleAbstract: Many theories of the etiology of eating disorders focus on the role of the family. However, these thPalabras claves:Autores:Chris Evans, Dolan B.M., Lacey J.H.Fuentes:scopusFamily features associated with normal body weight bulimia
ArticleAbstract: This study compares family features of 50 bulimic women with those of 40 noneating‐disordered womenPalabras claves:Autores:Chris Evans, Dolan B.M., Lacey J.H., Lieberman S.Fuentes:scopusImpulsivity and self-damaging behaviour in severe personality disorder: The impact of democratic therapeutic community treatment
ArticleAbstract: Impulsivity is a defining characteristic of borderline and antisocial personality disorders (PD) andPalabras claves:Autores:Chris Evans, Dolan B.M., Norton K., Warren F.Fuentes:scopusSome meanings of body and self in eating‐disordered and comparison subjects
ArticleAbstract: A new repertory grid was used to compare a group of 27 eating‐disordered women (EDS) with a group ofPalabras claves:Autores:Chris Evans, Ryle A.Fuentes:scopusThe Impulsivist: a multi‐impulsive personality disorder
ArticleAbstract: The authors report a literature review of impulsivity in the substance abuse disorders, eating disorPalabras claves:Autores:Chris Evans, Lacey J.H.Fuentes:scopusThe changing face of bulimia
ArticleAbstract:Palabras claves:Autores:Chris Evans, Dolan B.M., Hume F., Kramers M., Lacey J.H.Fuentes:scopusThe separation-individuation inventory association with borderline phenomena
ArticleAbstract: The Separation Individuation Inventory (SII; Christenson and Wilson, J. Nerv. Ment. Dis., 173:561-56Palabras claves:Autores:Chris Evans, Dolan B.M., Norton K.Fuentes:scopus