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Seeking ease in the hardship. Parents’ perspectives on family-based anorexia nervosa therapy: a systematic review
Background: Anorexia nervosa (AN) is prevalent among adolescents. Family-based therapy (FBT), a leading treatment for families struggling with AN, emphasizes parents' roles in AN recovery. Given parents' central role in FBT, there is interest in exploring their perspectives on the treatm
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