I don't claim to be an expert on the Maudsley Method, but from what I have read, it's origins began in Great Britain when parents adopted the refeeding approach at home being done by
compassionate nurses in the hospital.
Many parents in different parts of the world simply do not have the money nor the insurance coverage to pay the hefty fees of treatment centers and therapists.
I have read that Maudsley has a very high success rate and most of the children that are treated with Maudsley recover completely.
Fortunately, many of those children do not grow up to being adults who require lifelong therapy nor are they subjected to toxic therapists who tell them that their parents were/are their problem.
Those children did have (and do have) very caring parents!
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Lydia,
Excellent points you make!
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Richelle,
I don't claim to be an expert on the Maudsley Method, but from what I have read, it's origins began in Great Britain when parents adopted the refeeding approach at home being done by
compassionate nurses in the hospital.
Many parents in different parts of the world simply do not have the money nor the insurance coverage to pay the hefty fees of treatment centers and therapists.
I have read that Maudsley has a very high success rate and most of the children that are treated with Maudsley recover completely.
Fortunately, many of those children do not grow up to being adults who require lifelong therapy nor are they subjected to toxic therapists who tell them that their parents were/are their problem.
Those children did have (and do have) very caring parents!
June 9, 2009 - 4:49pmThis Comment
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