Disinhibited Eating Behaviors and Intervention in Youth with Overweight and Obesity
VirtualThis lecture will discuss childhood obesity and when to address concerns. It will also cover the relevance of behavioral phenotyping in overweight or obese children and adolescents, and those who are at risk for complicated weight gain. Next, the talk will discuss the body of research on pediatric “loss of control” eating and interventional approaches. The lecture will conclude with a hypothesis-generating proposal for more precise phenotyping and intervention.
Learning Objectives
Assess whether intervention is required and what type of approach may be effective for preventing obesity and eating disorders
Incorporate research of behavioral phenotypes when working with children in larger bodies
Differentiate the types of behaviors that predict eating disorders and increased weight gain