Brenna M Williams
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Recent Articles
1.
Williams B, Brown M, Levinson C
J Affect Disord
. 2024 Feb;
351:499-506.
PMID: 38309481
Anxiety and fear are key characteristics of eating disorders (EDs). Exposure therapy is a specific type of intervention aimed at reducing fear and anxiety and is efficacious in treating a...
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Fitterman-Harris H, Han Y, Osborn K, Faulkner L, Williams B, Pennesi J, et al.
Int J Eat Disord
. 2024 Jan;
57(4):903-915.
PMID: 38288579
Objective: Literature comparing "atypical" anorexia nervosa (atypical AN) and anorexia nervosa (AN) suggests these diagnoses share significant similarities in eating disorder (ED) pathology and psychiatric comorbidities. This study evaluated potential...
3.
Ralph-Nearman C, Williams B, Ortiz A, Levinson C
Behav Ther
. 2024 Jan;
55(1):14-25.
PMID: 38216228
Eating disorders are deadly psychiatric illnesses, with treatments working for less than half of individuals who seek treatment. The transdiagnostic theory of eating disorders proposes that eating disorders share similar...
4.
Hazzard V, Williams B, Levinson C
Eat Behav
. 2023 Jul;
50:101781.
PMID: 37481890
No abstract available.
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Levinson C, Trombley C, Brosof L, Williams B, Hunt R
Behav Ther
. 2023 Mar;
54(2):247-259.
PMID: 36858757
Eating disorders are severe mental illnesses characterized by the hallmark behaviors of binge eating, restriction, and purging. These disordered eating behaviors carry extreme impairment and medical complications, regardless of eating...
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Levinson C, Williams B, Christian C, Hunt R, Keshishian A, Brosof L, et al.
J Consult Clin Psychol
. 2023 Feb;
91(1):14-28.
PMID: 36729494
Objective: Treatments for adults with eating disorders (EDs) only work in about 50% of individuals, and for some diagnoses (e.g., anorexia nervosa; atypical anorexia nervosa), there are no existing evidence-based...
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Williams B, Brown M, Sandoval-Araujo L, Russell S, Levinson C
J Cogn Psychother
. 2022 Jul;
36(3):226-246.
PMID: 35882534
Eating disorders (EDs) are highly comorbid with obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), with comorbidity rates as high as 41%. In the current review, we summarize the literature regarding the prevalence of ED-OCD...
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Levinson C, Hunt R, Keshishian A, Brown M, Vanzhula I, Christian C, et al.
J Eat Disord
. 2022 Jul;
10(1):99.
PMID: 35818061
No abstract available.
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Keshishian A, Christian C, Williams B, Spoor S, Peiper N, Levinson C
Behav Ther
. 2022 Apr;
53(3):535-545.
PMID: 35473655
Disordered eating (DE) poses a large societal burden, yet limited research has examined DE from a developmental epidemiological perspective. It is important to consider how demographics influence DE symptoms to...
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Levinson C, Hunt R, Christian C, Williams B, Keshishian A, Vanzhula I, et al.
J Psychopathol Clin Sci
. 2021 Dec;
131(1):58-72.
PMID: 34941316
Eating disorders (EDs) are serious psychiatric illnesses with high mortality and societal cost. Despite their severity, there are few evidence-based treatments, and only 50% of individuals respond to existing treatments....