A H CRISP
Biographic Data
| ID | 5707900 |
|---|---|
| NAME | A H CRISP |
| GIVEN NAMES | A H |
| FAMILY NAME | CRISP |
| SIGNATURE | CRISP A H |
| AFFILIATIONS | St George's Hospital |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 13 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 26 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 13 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1964 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1993 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Post‐traumatic anorexia nervosa—A case study
The nature of the relationship between accidental trauma and psychopathology may not always be clear. Cases of post‐traumatic anorexia nervosa have been described but without detailed attention to pre‐existing psychopathological processes. This may give rise to spurious conclusions about direction of causality. We describe a male patient who developed anorexia nervosa on two occasions, both episodes occurring during the convalescent period follow…
Adoption and identity
Anorexia nervosa, as a retreat from and subsequent avoidance of intolerable maturational turmoil, can provide a vivid insight, especially as body weight is restored to normal within treatment, into the sexual and identity conflicts that have previously characterized the adolescence of the individual. When the adolescent has been adopted into the family then the challenge of developing biological (genetic) identity is especially great to the indiv…
The 1988 Social Psychiatry Conference in London, England
Psychoneurotic profiles in the adult population
Self‐reported psychoneurotic characteristics and aspects of affective status have been examined within the adult population of a market town and the surrounding rural community using a standardized instrument. Features of anxiety in particular are more common amongst females than males, peaking in the third, fourth (phobic avoidance behaviour being also especially evident at this time) and fifth decades of life. Many of the characteristics are al…
Some psychological characteristics of patients with anorexia nervosa whose weight has been newly restored
A preliminary study has served to demonstrate that patients with primary anorexia nervosa whose weight has been newly restored to normal, and who are currently involved in individual and family psychotherapy, are significantly characterized by having very low self‐esteem, by being highly sensitive to social interactions and by being ‘obsessoid’. It is suggested that, in therapy, specific behavioural approaches to these problems may usefully compl…
A study of 56 families with anorexia nervosa
Aspects of the perceptual disorder in anorexia nervosa
Conceptual changes during recovery from anorexia nervosa
Some psychosomatic aspects of neoplasia
Psychological aspects of breast‐feeding with particular reference to anorexia nervosa
Estimating psychological organization, meaning and change in relation to clinical practice
Transference’‘symptom emergence’ and ‘social repercussion’ in behaviour therapy
An attempt to measure an aspect of ‘transference’
Aspects of the perceptual disorder in anorexia nervosa
Some psychosomatic aspects of neoplasia
A study of 56 families with anorexia nervosa
Transference’‘symptom emergence’ and ‘social repercussion’ in behaviour therapy
Psychoneurotic profiles in the adult population
Self‐reported psychoneurotic characteristics and aspects of affective status have been examined within the adult population of a market town and the surrounding rural community using a standardized instrument. Features of anxiety in particular are more common amongst females than males, peaking in the third, fourth (phobic avoidance behaviour being also especially evident at this time) and fifth decades of life. Many of the characteristics are al…
Some psychological characteristics of patients with anorexia nervosa whose weight has been newly restored
A preliminary study has served to demonstrate that patients with primary anorexia nervosa whose weight has been newly restored to normal, and who are currently involved in individual and family psychotherapy, are significantly characterized by having very low self‐esteem, by being highly sensitive to social interactions and by being ‘obsessoid’. It is suggested that, in therapy, specific behavioural approaches to these problems may usefully compl…
Psychological aspects of breast‐feeding with particular reference to anorexia nervosa
An attempt to measure an aspect of ‘transference’
Transference’‘symptom emergence’ and ‘social repercussion’ in behaviour therapy
Estimating psychological organization, meaning and change in relation to clinical practice
Psychological aspects of breast‐feeding with particular reference to anorexia nervosa
Some psychosomatic aspects of neoplasia
Conceptual changes during recovery from anorexia nervosa
Aspects of the perceptual disorder in anorexia nervosa
Some psychological characteristics of patients with anorexia nervosa whose weight has been newly restored
A preliminary study has served to demonstrate that patients with primary anorexia nervosa whose weight has been newly restored to normal, and who are currently involved in individual and family psychotherapy, are significantly characterized by having very low self‐esteem, by being highly sensitive to social interactions and by being ‘obsessoid’. It is suggested that, in therapy, specific behavioural approaches to these problems may usefully compl…
A study of 56 families with anorexia nervosa
Psychoneurotic profiles in the adult population
Self‐reported psychoneurotic characteristics and aspects of affective status have been examined within the adult population of a market town and the surrounding rural community using a standardized instrument. Features of anxiety in particular are more common amongst females than males, peaking in the third, fourth (phobic avoidance behaviour being also especially evident at this time) and fifth decades of life. Many of the characteristics are al…
The 1988 Social Psychiatry Conference in London, England
Adoption and identity
Anorexia nervosa, as a retreat from and subsequent avoidance of intolerable maturational turmoil, can provide a vivid insight, especially as body weight is restored to normal within treatment, into the sexual and identity conflicts that have previously characterized the adolescence of the individual. When the adolescent has been adopted into the family then the challenge of developing biological (genetic) identity is especially great to the indiv…
Post‐traumatic anorexia nervosa—A case study
The nature of the relationship between accidental trauma and psychopathology may not always be clear. Cases of post‐traumatic anorexia nervosa have been described but without detailed attention to pre‐existing psychopathological processes. This may give rise to spurious conclusions about direction of causality. We describe a male patient who developed anorexia nervosa on two occasions, both episodes occurring during the convalescent period follow…
Psychology (13 works) · Medicine (11 works) · Citation (8 works) · Library science (8 works) · Psychiatry (8 works) · Anorexia nervosa (7 works) · Computer Science (7 works) · Eating disorders (7 works) · Medical education (7 works) · Medical school (7 works)