Secondary outcomes
–5.52
From baseline to twelve months, SWiM-C participants reported a greater reduction in experiential avoidance (−2.45, 95% CI: −4.75 to −0.15), uncontrolled eating (–5.52, 95% CI: –9.67 to –1.37), and emotional eating (–4.49, 95% CI: –7.57 to –1.42) as well as a greater increase in physical activity (8.96, 95% CI: 0.29 to 17.62) than standard advice participants (Table 