Cognitive behavioral telehealth treatment for adolescents with loss-of-control eating: A randomized controlled feasibility study.

s < .001). Time × Intervention effects revealed greater improvements for CBT-LOC than nutrition education for binge eating, LOC eating, secretive eating, and global eating-disorder psychopathology. Weight change was minimal for both interventions. Among adolescents with weekly or greater baseline LOC-eating episodes, overvaluation of weight/shape and depression also improved. Overall, this feasibility randomized controlled trial testing CBT-LOC for adolescents experiencing LOC eating and elevated weight demonstrated feasibility and acceptability. Initial evidence demonstrated that it was feasible to produce clinically significant improvements in LOC-eating episodes, eating behaviors, and eating-disorder psychopathology. Few participants attained decreased weight, which may limit motivation to seek treatment from parents and adolescents. (PsycInfo Database Record (c) 2026 APA, all rights reserved).