This book brings together world experts in the field of Functional Gastrointestinal Disorders (FGIDs) who practice an integrated and holistic approach in their care for patients to provide an up-to-date and comprehensive evaluation of a range of issues associated with the biopsychosocial treatment of FGIDs. Examining topics such as neurological and biological aspects of FGIDs, common concerns faced in relation to diagnosis, and ongoing medical decisions and interventions, each chapter provides crucial practical recommendations, as well as future directions of psychosocial work in multi-team environments.
Functional Gastrointestinal Disorders considers individual conditions in detail, including the current Rome IV diagnostic criteria for FGIDs required to make a positive diagnosis, the role of psychological and other biopsychosocial and biofeedback aspects of treatment, and general recommendations with regard to diet and medications. Each chapter also provides an up-to-date consolidation and evaluation of the current literature as well as practical recommendations, which can then be applied by the reader in their own interaction with FGID patients. Topics covered include:
the common concerns and issues faced by individuals with FGIDs in relation to pre-and post-diagnosis, ongoing medical decisions and interventions
review of current evidence-based biopsychosocial treatment practices for each FGID condition
the differences and challenges associated with FGIDs across individual life stages
special topics such as the relationship with eating disorders and the role of psychotropic medications
modern patient centred initiatives such as patient empowerment, distance and e-therapies
the future challenges facing FGID treatment.
Throughout the entire book, common themes and practical recommendations are described. Functional Gastrointestinal Disorders, has broad applicability across multiple spheres, including treatment, research and teaching and is accessible to those working in gastroenterology and primary care alike.
Part 1: Background Info and Clinicially-Oriented Epidemiology Topics 1:
Functional gastrointestinal disorders Disorders of brain-gut interaction in
need of integrative treatment 2: Stress, distress and functional
gastrointestinal disorders 3: Functional gastrointestinal disorders and the
brain-gut axis 4: Psychosocial and individual aspects of FGIDs 5:
Cross-cultural aspects of functional gastrointestinal disorders Part 2:
Diagnostic Procedures, Assessment and Biopsychosocial Methods in FGID 6:
Diagnostic procedures in FGIDs Addressing client concerns 7: Psychological
assessment and questionnaires in functional gastrointestinal disorders 8:
Diet in FGIDs 9: The role of biofeedback in functional gastrointestinal
disorders Part 3: FGIDs and Biopsychosocial Approaches Across the Age Range
10: Diagnostic and treatment approaches associated with functional esophageal
disorders 11: Diagnostic and treatment approaches associated with functional
gastroduodenal disorders 12: Functional bowel disorder (irritable bowel
syndrome; IBS): Diagnoses and current treatment options 13: Functional bowel
disorders (non-IBS): Diagnosis and current treatment options 14: Functional
bowel disorders (IBS and Non0IBS): Psychodynamic therapy 15: Functional bowel
disorders (IBS and Non-IBS): Hypnosis 16: Functional bowel disorders (IBS and
Non-IBS): Cognitive behaviour therapy 17: Functional bowel disorders (IBS and
Non-IBS): Stress management and mindfulness-based approaches 18: Diagnostic
and treatment approaches associated with centrally mediated abdominal pain
syndrome (CAPS) 19: Diagnostic and treatment approaches associated with
functional gallbladder and sphincter of Oddi Disorders 20: Diagnostic and
treatment approaches for functional anorectal disorders 21: Functional
gastrointestinal disorders and the elderly 22: Diagnostic and treatment
approaches associated with FGIDs in children and adolescents Part 4: Working
with Complex Psychological Issues in FGIDs 23: Functional gastrointestinal
disorders and eating disorders 24: FGIDs and psychotropic medication 25:
Patient empowerment and working with complex patients with FGIDs Part 5:
Future Directions in FGIDs 26: Future directions in FGIDs eHealth 27:
Future challenges and directions in FGIDs Complementary medicine 28: Future
directions in functional gastrointestinal disorders Microbiota, faecal
transplants and pharmaceutical approaches 29: Future challenges and
directions in functional gastrointestinal disorders Psychological
approaches 30: Future challenges and directions in FGIDs Integrated and
biopsychosocial care approaches
Simon R. Knowles is a Senior Academic and Clinical Psychologist, Swinburne University, Australia.
Julian Stern is Head of Adult Psychiatry and Consultant Psychiatrist in Psychotherapy, Tavistock Centre, London , UK
Geoff Hebbard is Director of Gastroenterology, University of Melbourne, The Royal Melbourne Hospital, Australia
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