Reflexive thematic analysis shows body compassion influences symptom management in recovery, suggesting a need for person-centred treatment models, including sociocultural considerations.
This research frames body compassion as a dynamic, reparative force supporting a more holistic, inclusive, and compassionate approach to eating disorder recovery. These findings highlight the need for person-centred treatment models viewing the body as a site of healing, not just symptom management. Clinicians should integrate clear definitions and targeted body compassion practices while addressing broader sociocultural influences, including social media.
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