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June 17, 2020 Aftercare, Bariatric, Struggles, Weight Gainbariatric surgery, calories, Dr. Kim Daniels, emotions, excess skin, psychology, regain, relationship with food, support, weight, weight regain after bariatric surgery

Psychological Reasons for Weight Regain after Bariatric Surgery

Weight regain after bariatric surgery is a reality.  The numbers aren’t conclusive, but one study found that excess weight loss is at approximately 77% within the first year but drops to 56% after five years.  Another study found that only 40% of gastric bypass patients maintained a 30% or more loss after 12 years.  Obviously, […]

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December 6, 2019 Events, Get Fit, Good Habits, StrugglesDr. Kim Daniels, family, holiday gatherings after weight loss, holidays, office, parties, Surviving Holiday Gatherings after Weight Loss, weight gain

Surviving Holiday Gatherings after Weight Loss

The holidays are upon us!  And surviving holiday gatherings as a bariatric surgery patient can be incredibly challenging.  Food is everywhere and, of course, most of it is unhealthy.  Navigating all of the parties, family functions, and office goodies can feel overwhelming.  Most people tend to worry about weight gain this time of year, and […]

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November 6, 2019 Bariatric, Preparing forbariatric surgery, bulimia, depression, Dr. Kim Daniels, eating disorders, emotional eating, Kim Daniels, mental health, psychiatric issues, substance abuse

Which Psychiatric Issues Can Delay Bariatric Surgery?

A review in JAMA finds that many people seeking surgery for morbid obesity also have psychiatric issues. In this article, we address which psychiatric issues can delay bariatric surgery. For example, depression and eating disorders are common in people seeking weight loss. How serious a concern are they to your bariatric surgery program?   Hospitalization […]

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October 6, 2019 Bariatric, Preparing forBariatric Presurgical Psychological Evaluation, bariatric psych evaluation, bariatric surgery, bariatric surgery psychological evaluation, depression, depression before bariatric surgery, Dr. Kim Daniels

Depression before Bariatric Surgery Psychological Evaluation

Hello again!  Last month we discussed what to expect in your bariatric presurgical psychological evaluation. In the next couple of articles, we’re going to talk about what these evaluations are really looking for and why.  Today we’re focusing on depression before bariatric surgery. Depression and obesity often go hand-in-hand, according to this data brief by […]

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August 27, 2019 Bariatric, Preparing forask the psychologist, Bariatric Presurgical Psychological Evaluation, bariatric surgery, binge eating, Dr. Kim Daniels, eating habits, emotional eating, grazing, psychological evaluation, Psychological Evaluation for Bariatric Surgery

Bariatric Surgery Psychological Evaluation Explained

When I thought about writing an article on the purpose of the bariatric surgery psychological evaluation, I realized that I won’t be able to give you many “hard facts” about these evaluations.  Unfortunately, there are no strict guidelines in the field of bariatric surgery on how to conduct these assessments.  This lack of guidelines leads […]

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