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The mind-eat program leads to greater improvements in mindful, emotional, and external eating compared to intuitive eating- oriented education in adults with overweight or obesity: a randomized controlled trial

par Van Beekum, Marion A;Rodhain, Angélique;Shankland, Rebecca RS;Chetouane, Soumeya;Jullien-Durmont, Dominique;Le Rouzic, Camille;Myzia, Justine;Guiraudou, Marie;Kemba, Youadigue;Boegner, Catherine;Bonnet, Jean-Baptiste;Attalin, Vincent;Jalek, Abdulkader;Sultan, Ariane;Leys, Christophe ;Péneau, Sandrine;Avignon, Antoine
Référence The international journal of behavioural nutrition and physical activity
Publication Publié, 2026-06-01

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Titre:	The mind-eat program leads to greater improvements in mindful, emotional, and external eating compared to intuitive eating- oriented education in adults with overweight or obesity: a randomized controlled trial
Auteur:	Van Beekum, Marion A; Rodhain, Angélique; Shankland, Rebecca RS; Chetouane, Soumeya; Jullien-Durmont, Dominique; Le Rouzic, Camille; Myzia, Justine; Guiraudou, Marie; Kemba, Youadigue; Boegner, Catherine; Bonnet, Jean-Baptiste; Attalin, Vincent; Jalek, Abdulkader; Sultan, Ariane; Leys, Christophe; Péneau, Sandrine; Avignon, Antoine
Informations sur la publication:	The international journal of behavioural nutrition and physical activity
Statut de publication:	Publié, 2026-06-01
Sujet CREF:	Psychologie
Langue:	Français
Identificateurs:	urn:issn:1479-5868