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Psychological flexibility and the gains of acceptance‐based treatment for post‐bariatric surgery: six‐month follow‐up and a test of the underlying model

Research highlights •  Bariatric surgery is associated with dramatic weight loss. •  Follow‐up studies show that many surgery patients continue to struggle with self‐stigma, body dissatisfaction and emotional eating. •  To date we are aware of only three published randomized controlled trials evaluating psychological interventions in combination with bariatric surgery.