To help you normalise your eating habits, cognitive behavioural therapy can help you identify unhealthy, negative beliefs and behaviours and replace them with healthy, positive ones. Family-based treatment can help families cope with the negative effects that bulimia can have on the adolescent's development and the family as well as help parents intervene to stop their adolescent's unhealthy eating habits. By addressing problems in your close relationships, interpersonal psychotherapy aids in improving communication and problem-solving. Bulimia Nervosa Treatment is typically treatable outside of the hospital. However, you might require hospital treatment if your symptoms are severe and you have significant medical problems.
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