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Table 2 Frequency of comfort eating

From: Adapted remote cognitive behavioural therapy for comfort eating with a woman with intellectual disabilities: Case report

Date

Instances of comfort eating and antecedent events

November

23rd–29th

No data recorded

30th–6th

2 (Antecedent events not recorded)

December

7th–13th

2 (Antecedent events not recorded)

14th–20th

1 (Christmas dinner at day-centre, had to sit apart from others, ‘felt sad and lonely’

21st–27th

2 (‘Went exploring’ for ‘new and tasty food’ in house for Christmas)

28th–3rd

1 (‘Major episode’ as third lockdown announced)

January

4th–10th

1 (‘Accidently ate Mum’s Christmas chocolates’, ‘felt terrible after’)

11th–17th

0

18th–24th

1 (Remembering ex-staff members who no longer sees, ‘felt sad and lonely’)

25th–31st

1 (‘On my period I crave comfort food but I don’t feel hungry’)

February

1st–7th

0

8th–14th

1 (‘Felt sad about Valentine’s Day’, ate chocolate gifts intended for family)

15th–21st

0

22nd–28th

1 (‘Time of the month’, and friend suddenly died, ate care package from Grandma)

March

1st–7th

0

8th–14th

0

14th–21st

0