Direct and indirect effects of psychological well-being and therapeutic alliance on therapy outcome in eating disorders

HIGHLIGHTS

• What: This study aimed at exploring the direct effect of PWB dimensions and the early therapeutic alliance on ED patients` individual treatment responses, as well as the mediating role played by the early therapeutic alliance in the relationship between PWB dimensions and overall pre-post symptom change. Consistent with the clinical and empirical literature referenced above, this study aimed at addressing two main issues. For this study, and due to the small percentage of patients who deteriorated, patients were divided into three groups: those showing clinically significant change, those showing reliable therapeutic change, and those showing minimal . . .
  

   

  

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