Development and Approbation of Online Program to Improve Spousal Interation in Women with Emotional Eating Behavior

Existing researches show that while working with eating disorders, it is necessary to evaluate and impact not only the eating disorder itself, but also the nature of the interaction and communication between partners, their degree of proximity, their ability to openly express their feelings and emotions. The widespread use of Internet technology allows a wider range of people to use psychological services. This study is dedicated to the development and approbation of an online program to improve spousal interaction in women with emotional eating disorder. The study uses quantitative methods. The analysis showed that after the spouses passed the online program to improve marital interaction, the level of mutual adaptation in the pair, satisfaction with marriage and satisfaction with sex became higher compared to couples who did not go through the online program.