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- Dedication
- Acknowledgments
- Contributors
- Introduction
- 1 Animal Models of Drug Addiction
- 2 Human Laboratory Models of Addiction
- 3 Neuroanatomy of Addiction
- 4 Genetics of Addiction
- 5 Epigenetic Changes in Addiction and Eating Disorders
- 6 Feeding Systems and Drugs of Abuse
- 7 Co-Occurring Addiction and Psychiatric Disorders
- 8 The Study of Craving and Its Role in Addiction
- 9 Stress and Addiction
- 10 The Changing Face of Global Diet and Nutrition
- 11 Weight and Diet among Children and Adolescents in the United States, 2005–2008
- 12 Genetics of Body Weight Regulation
- 13 Central Regulation of Hunger, Satiety, and Body Weight
- 14 Peripheral Regulation of Hunger and Satiety
- 15 Food Intake and Metabolism
- 16 Neuroendocrine Regulation of Energy Balance
- 17 Prenatal Programming of Obesity
- 18 The Biology and Psychology of Taste
- 19 Leptin Gene Therapy for Hyperphagia, Obesity, Metabolic Diseases, and Addiction
- 20 Lessons from Prader-Willi Syndrome and Pathological Brain Reinforcement
- 21 Environmental Toxins as Triggers for Obesity
- 22 The Special Case of Sugar-Sweetened Beverages
- 23 The Impact of Portion Size and Energy Density on Eating
- 24 Specific Environmental Drivers of Eating
- 25 Food Addiction and Diagnostic Criteria for Dependence
- 26 Phylogenetic and Ontogenetic Contributions to Today’s Obesity Quagmire
- 27 Food Reward
- 28 Dopamine Deficiency, Eating, and Body Weight
- 29 Genes and Reward Circuitry as Predictors of Eating and Weight Gain
- 30 Hormones, Hunger, and Food Addiction
- 31 Bingeing, Withdrawal, and Craving
- 32 Incubation of Sucrose Craving in Animal Models
- 33 Liking versus Wanting Food in Human Appetite
- 34 The Psychology of Food Cravings
- 35 Is Sugar as Addictive as Cocaine?
- 36 Caffeine, Addiction, and Food Consumption
- 37 Interactions between Smoking, Eating, and Body Weight
- 38 Interactions between Alcohol Consumption, Eating, and Weight
- 39 Relationships between Drugs of Abuse and Eating
- 40 Stress and Reward
- 41 Public Attitudes about Addiction as a Cause of Obesity
- 42 Clinical Assessment of Food and Addiction
- 43 Psychological Treatments for Substance Use Disorders
- 44 Behavioral Treatments for Obesity
- 45 Pharmacotherapy of Addictive Disorders
- 46 Pharmacotherapy for Obesity
- 47 Surgical Treatments for Obesity
- 48 Treatment of Alcohol and Drug Dependence in 2011 and Relevance to Food Addiction
- 49 Treatment of Binge Eating Disorder
- 50 Exercise Addiction and Aversion
- 51 New Treatments for Obesity Based on Addiction Models
- 52 From the Front Lines
- 53 From the Front Lines
- 54 Food and Addiction
- 55 Taxes on Energy-Dense Foods to Improve Nutrition and Prevent Obesity
- 56 Addressing Disparities Related to Food Intake and Obesity
- 57 Is Food Advertising Feeding Americans’ Sugar Habit?
- 58 Environmental Interventions to Reduce Overeating in Children
- 59 Nutrition Practices in Schools
- 60 Legal and Policy Implications
- 61 Legal Implications
- 62 What Lessons for Food Policy Can Be Learned from Alcohol Control?
- 63 Policy Lessons Learned from Tobacco
- 64 Lessons from Drug Policy
- 65 Global Policies Affecting Diet and Obesity
- 66 Food and Addiction
- Index
(p. 318) Treatment of Alcohol and Drug Dependence in 2011 and Relevance to Food Addiction
(p. 318)
Treatment of Alcohol and Drug Dependence in 2011 and Relevance to Food Addiction
- Chapter:
- (p. 318) Treatment of Alcohol and Drug Dependence in 2011 and Relevance to Food Addiction
- Author(s):
Kimberly Blumenthal
, Robert L. Dupont
, and Mark S. Gold
- DOI:
- 10.1093/med:psych/9780199738168.003.0048
This chapter discusses the treatment of alcohol and drug dependence and its relevance to food addiction. This chapter focuses on the model of current abstinence-based addiction treatment and recovery services provided at treatment centers such as the Betty Ford Center, the Florida Recovery Center, or Hazelden. It explores behavioral treatments (motivational interviewing (MI), cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), 12-step programs) and barriers to recovery.
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- Dedication
- Acknowledgments
- Contributors
- Introduction
- 1 Animal Models of Drug Addiction
- 2 Human Laboratory Models of Addiction
- 3 Neuroanatomy of Addiction
- 4 Genetics of Addiction
- 5 Epigenetic Changes in Addiction and Eating Disorders
- 6 Feeding Systems and Drugs of Abuse
- 7 Co-Occurring Addiction and Psychiatric Disorders
- 8 The Study of Craving and Its Role in Addiction
- 9 Stress and Addiction
- 10 The Changing Face of Global Diet and Nutrition
- 11 Weight and Diet among Children and Adolescents in the United States, 2005–2008
- 12 Genetics of Body Weight Regulation
- 13 Central Regulation of Hunger, Satiety, and Body Weight
- 14 Peripheral Regulation of Hunger and Satiety
- 15 Food Intake and Metabolism
- 16 Neuroendocrine Regulation of Energy Balance
- 17 Prenatal Programming of Obesity
- 18 The Biology and Psychology of Taste
- 19 Leptin Gene Therapy for Hyperphagia, Obesity, Metabolic Diseases, and Addiction
- 20 Lessons from Prader-Willi Syndrome and Pathological Brain Reinforcement
- 21 Environmental Toxins as Triggers for Obesity
- 22 The Special Case of Sugar-Sweetened Beverages
- 23 The Impact of Portion Size and Energy Density on Eating
- 24 Specific Environmental Drivers of Eating
- 25 Food Addiction and Diagnostic Criteria for Dependence
- 26 Phylogenetic and Ontogenetic Contributions to Today’s Obesity Quagmire
- 27 Food Reward
- 28 Dopamine Deficiency, Eating, and Body Weight
- 29 Genes and Reward Circuitry as Predictors of Eating and Weight Gain
- 30 Hormones, Hunger, and Food Addiction
- 31 Bingeing, Withdrawal, and Craving
- 32 Incubation of Sucrose Craving in Animal Models
- 33 Liking versus Wanting Food in Human Appetite
- 34 The Psychology of Food Cravings
- 35 Is Sugar as Addictive as Cocaine?
- 36 Caffeine, Addiction, and Food Consumption
- 37 Interactions between Smoking, Eating, and Body Weight
- 38 Interactions between Alcohol Consumption, Eating, and Weight
- 39 Relationships between Drugs of Abuse and Eating
- 40 Stress and Reward
- 41 Public Attitudes about Addiction as a Cause of Obesity
- 42 Clinical Assessment of Food and Addiction
- 43 Psychological Treatments for Substance Use Disorders
- 44 Behavioral Treatments for Obesity
- 45 Pharmacotherapy of Addictive Disorders
- 46 Pharmacotherapy for Obesity
- 47 Surgical Treatments for Obesity
- 48 Treatment of Alcohol and Drug Dependence in 2011 and Relevance to Food Addiction
- 49 Treatment of Binge Eating Disorder
- 50 Exercise Addiction and Aversion
- 51 New Treatments for Obesity Based on Addiction Models
- 52 From the Front Lines
- 53 From the Front Lines
- 54 Food and Addiction
- 55 Taxes on Energy-Dense Foods to Improve Nutrition and Prevent Obesity
- 56 Addressing Disparities Related to Food Intake and Obesity
- 57 Is Food Advertising Feeding Americans’ Sugar Habit?
- 58 Environmental Interventions to Reduce Overeating in Children
- 59 Nutrition Practices in Schools
- 60 Legal and Policy Implications
- 61 Legal Implications
- 62 What Lessons for Food Policy Can Be Learned from Alcohol Control?
- 63 Policy Lessons Learned from Tobacco
- 64 Lessons from Drug Policy
- 65 Global Policies Affecting Diet and Obesity
- 66 Food and Addiction
- Index
