Cognitive Intervention via Mobile App for Eating Disorders: An Exploratory Case Series in Remission-Phase Patients

Key Points

• Cognitive intervention led to improved psychological outcomes in remission-phase patients with eating disorders, highlighting its potential effectiveness.
• Improvements were observed through a mobile app, indicating a feasible approach for managing eating disorders in the outpatient setting.
• Exploratory case series assessed several psychological measures, including behavior change and emotional regulation, showcasing varied results across individuals.
• Findings suggest mobile app interventions may support ongoing recovery, though further validation across larger populations is warranted.