Abstract
Obesity has become a pressing health problem worldwide, resulting in significant morbidity in both the physical health and psychological status of those affected. Abnormal eating behavior is commonly seen in obese individuals, and may play a central role in the success of weight loss efforts and the risk of further weight gain. Binge eating disorder and loss of control are the most commonly reported eating behavior problems in this population. However, other problematic eating behaviors seem to play an important role in obesity as well, such as grazing, night eating and emotional eating. Specific training in order for clinicians to assess and clinically address these behaviors is crucial.
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