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This article is a review aimed to understand the role of Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy in emotional regulation in patients with Binging Eating Disorder. The following databases were consulted: PubMed, Scielo, Google Scholar and PsycInfo. After following the predetermined criteria for inclusion, 19 articles were selected. Binge eating disorder (BED) is a serious eating disorder that is characterized by bouts of compulsive ingestion of food once a week in the interval of at least three months. The Cognitive-Behavioral model has as its central principle the cognitive processing. This is due to people constantly evaluating experiences, happenings and events both from the environment surrounding them and internally. Generally, this whole process is closely linked to emotional reactions, triggering adaptive or maladaptive behaviors, namely, a priori thought. Emotional regulation functions as a mechanism that seeks emotional homeostasis in the patient, serving as a coping strategy for unwanted emotion that triggers suffering and maladaptive behaviors. Thus, this study seeks to add to the professional practice of therapists working with BED.

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A IMPORTÂNCIA DA REGULAÇÃO EMOCIONAL EM TERAPIA COGNITIVO-COMPORTAMENTAL NO TRANSTORNO DE COMPULSÃO ALIMENTAR / THE IMPORTANCE OF EMOTIONAL REGULATION IN COGNITIVE-BEHAVIORAL THERAPY IN FOOD COMPLETION DISORDER