Treatment of Childhood and Adolescent Obesity: An Integrative Review of Recent Recommendations from Five Expert Groups von Kirschenbaum, Daniel S, Gierut, Kristen

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Treatment of Morbid Obesity in Low-income Adolescents: Effects of Parental Self-monitoring von Kirschenbaum, Daniel S., Germann, Julie N., Rich, Barry H.

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The Food Addiction Construct May Do More Harm Than Good: Weight Controllers Are Athletes, Not Addicts von Kirschenbaum, Daniel S, Krawczyk, Ross

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Ya gotta have friends: Social support and self‐efficacy predict success following immersion treatment von Sampat, Sonia, Kirschenbaum, Daniel S., Gierut, Kristen J., Germann, Julie N., Krawczyk, Ross

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Vast Differences in Psychotropic Prescription Rates, But Not Outcomes, for Obese Adolescents in Immersion Treatment across Geographical Regions von Krawczyk, Ross, Kirschenbaum, Daniel S, Caraher, Kristen J

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Child and parental self-monitoring as determinants of success in the treatment of morbid obesity in low-income minority children von Germann, Julie N, Kirschenbaum, Daniel S, Rich, Barry H

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Five Reasons to Distrust the Trust Model von Kirschenbaum, Daniel S., Kelly, Kristina Pecora

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Five recent expert recommendations on the treatment of childhood and adolescent obesity: toward an emerging consensus--a stepped care approach von Kirschenbaum, Daniel S, Gierut, Kristen J

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Weight-Loss Camps in the U.S. and the Immersion-to-Lifestyle Change Model von Kirschenbaum, Daniel S.

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"I see inspiration everywhere": potential keys to nurturing healthy obsessions by very successful young weight controllers von Caraher, Kristen J, Kirschenbaum, Daniel S

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A Welcome Example of Another Immersion-CBT Weight Loss Camp: Response to Collier, Crawford, and Kolasa's Letter to the Editor von Kirschenbaum, Daniel S.

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Highly Successful Weight Control by Formerly Obese Adolescents: A Qualitative Test of the Healthy Obsession Model von Gierut, Kristen J., Pecora, Kristina M., Kirschenbaum, Daniel S.

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Highly successful weight control by formerly obese adolescents: a qualitative test of the healthy obsession model von Gierut, Kristen J, Pecora, Kristina M, Kirschenbaum, Daniel S

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Cognitive Barriers to Successful Weight Management: 7 Stymie Beasts von Kirschenbaum, Daniel S., Krawczyk, Ross

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Long-term Evaluation of Multi-disciplinary Treatment of Morbid Obesity in Low-income Minority Adolescents: La Rabida Children’s Hospital’s FitMatters Program von Germann, Julie N., Kirschenbaum, Daniel S., Rich, Barry H., O’Koon, Jeffrey C.

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An Ambitious Survey of Recent Studies on Obesity That Fails to Provide Effective Clinical Guidelines von Kirschenbaum, Daniel S.

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How Can Obese Weight Controllers Minimize Weight Gain During the High Risk Holiday Season? By Self-Monitoring Very Consistently von Boutelle, Kerri N, Kirschenbaum, Daniel S, Baker, Raymond C, Mitchell, M. Ellen

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Weight Control During the Holidays: Highly Consistent Self-Monitoring as a Potentially Useful Coping Mechanism von Baker, Raymond C, Kirschenbaum, Daniel S

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Obese People Who Seek Treatment Have Different Characteristics Than Those Who Do Not Seek Treatment von Fitzgibbon, Marian L, Stolley, Melinda R, Kirschenbaum, Daniel S

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Self-monitoring may be necessary for successful weight control von Baker, Raymond C., Kirschenbaum, Daniel S.

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