Analysis uncovers the impact of recovery-oriented language on treatment outcomes in eating disorders, suggesting improved patient engagement and care culture.
The authors propose a paradigm shift toward recovery-oriented, co-created language that centres epistemic justice. Clinical discourse should promote therapeutic optimism and support inclusive, patient-centred care. Recovery-focused language can strengthen engagement, improve outcomes and support a treatment culture grounded in mutual respect and hope.
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