Multidisciplinary outpatient program

BEHAVIORAL2 trials

Sponsors

Norwegian University of Science and Technology, University Hospital, Bordeaux

Conditions

AddictionCognitive Behavioral TherapyCognitive Remediation TherapyCravingObesityObesity, Morbid

Unknown Phase

Weight Loss Maintenance and Compensatory Mechanisms Activated With a Very-low Calorie Diet

CompletedNCT01834859

Norwegian University of Science and TechnologyObesity, Morbid

Start: 2013-08-31End: 2016-10-31Updated: 2020-06-04

Efficacy of a Cognitive - Affective - Addictive Based Intervention to Decrease Food Craving in Obese Patients.

TerminatedNCT04338178

University Hospital, BordeauxAddiction, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Cognitive Remediation Therapy +2

Start: 2021-11-15End: 2024-08-19Updated: 2026-05-22

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