There are no specific guidelines for the treatment of diabetes and disordered eating. The standard approach for treatment of two complex conditions involves a multidisciplinary team of professionals. This team may include an endocrinologist, a psychiatrist, a psychologist, and a dietician. Therapies may involve cognitive behavioural therapy. Family involvement and family therapy is helpful for long-term maintenance of good behaviours with taking insulin. A positive mindset to recovery, and connection with others who have experienced<unk> , increases the probability of successful recovery. Even with treatment, relapse is common (some estimate over 50% relapse within 6 years), requiring long-term reassessment for early intervention.
Diabulimia
Hypomimia
Machiavellianism
Bulimia nervosa
Night eating syndrome
Compulsive buying disorder
Orthorexia nervosa
Sadism