Kate Tchanturia
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Kate Tchanturia is a leading clinical psychologist and researcher whose work has fundamentally shaped the understanding and treatment of eating disorders, particularly anorexia nervosa. Her key research areas include the neuropsychology of eating disorders, cognitive remediation therapy (CRT), and the role of emotion regulation and sensory processing in recovery. A major contribution is her pioneering adaptation of CRT for anorexia, demonstrating how cognitive flexibility can be improved to enhance treatment outcomes. Her work has garnered thousands of citations, reflecting its profound impact on clinical practice. Notably, Tchanturia has led groundbreaking studies exploring the use of socially assistive robots to provide sensory and emotional support for individuals with co-occurring eating disorders and PTSD, as seen in her 2025 qualitative study. Her achievements include numerous grants, leadership roles in international research consortia, and a sustained commitment to translating complex neuropsychological findings into accessible, compassionate interventions that empower patients and clinicians alike.
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