2022 Virtual Eating Disorder Conference: A Look at On-Demand Sessions
It’s that time of year-- time to get inspired again. We’re bringing the top minds in eating disorder treatment together September 15-16, 2022 for our annual (virtual) conference. Stay ahead of the curve and register for the 2022 Eating Recovery Conference on Eating Disorders: Transformative Solutions in Eating Disorder Treatment today.
There’s something for everyone. Download the 2022 conference agenda here.
A Look at On-Demand Sessions
Today, we’re showcasing FIVE on-demand eating disorder sessions to help you grow your career. These educational programs offer valuable insights from leaders in the field — tips and skills that you can apply in your practice right away. Take a look at what we have to offer and meet our speakers here.
Note: All live and on-demand sessions will be available for viewing through Dec. 31, 2022.
On-Demand Eating Recovery Center Sessions for Eating Disorders
On-Demand Eating Disorder Session 1: Coming Home to Ourselves: Guiding the Return to Sexual Experiencing in Eating Disorder Recovery with Brittany Lacour, LCSW, DAACS and Landry Weatherston-Yarborough, LPC, CEDS-S, NCC
Most individuals with an eating disorder report at least one traumatic experience, usually sexual in nature. Even without a traumatic experience, Western culture rejects attunement with internal experiencing, leaving most of us disconnected from the messages of our bodies, therapists and practitioners included. Reconnect with your own physical sensations to better guide your eating disorder patients through the recovery process. Topics will include body image, interoceptive experiencing, and utilizing the body as a resource.
On-Demand Eating Disorder Session 2: Virtual Treatment for Eating Disorders: Expanding Access and Meeting Need with Deb Michel, PhD, CEDS-S, FAED and Casey Tallent, PhD
Virtual treatment options for eating disorder concerns have expanded significantly over the past two years. Dr. Casey Tallent, a pioneer in the virtual space and founder of the first empirically supported virtual intensive outpatient (IOP) program in the country, will be joined by leaders in the virtual treatment space to discuss how virtual treatment can be implemented to ethically increase access to eating disorder treatment. Learn how to implement virtual treatment with college students and athletes, the role of IOP in the treatment and recovery process, and how to partner with IOP programs’ outpatient providers to support your patients.
On-Demand Eating Disorder Session 3: Medical Nutrition Management for Eating Disorders Across Levels of Care with Jessica Barth Nesbitt, MA, RD, CD, CEDRD-S and Jennifer Vittitow, RD, LD, CEDRD-S
This presentation reviews the critical importance of having a dietitian as a member of a multidisciplinary team that treats eating disorders. The dietitian’s role of providing medical nutrition therapy across the continuum of care will be discussed along with the benefits that dietitians can provide to an individual’s recovery journey. A review of case studies and clinical examples will be shared to highlight a variety of interventions that dietitians can offer throughout the continuum of care to patients and their families. Tips for navigating common challenges that dietitians often face will also be offered.
On-Demand Eating Disorder Session 4: Binge Eating Disorder Across Levels of Care: A Clinician’s Guide to Assessing Level of Care and Practical Interventions for the Outpatient Provider with Kate Barse, PsyD, Hannah Gruenewald, MS, RD, LD, and Allison Pritchett, RD, LD
Join Eating Recovery Center’s Binge Eating Treatment Team for an overview of binge eating disorder across levels of care. Explore issues related to binge eating, disinhibited eating, and associated disorders such as bulimia nervosa (BN) and other specified feeding or eating disorders (OSFED). Understand assessment of patient presentations and appropriate levels of care. Review interventions from each level of care and how an outpatient provider may utilize them.
On-Demand Eating Disorder Session 5: ARFID Treatment in Higher Levels of Care with Stephanie Setliff, MD, CEDS-S, Kathryn Johnson, MA, RD, LD, CEDRD-S, and Michelle Jones, PhD
Avoidant/restrictive food intake disorder (ARFID) is one of the newest eating disorder diagnoses, with its formal introduction arriving in the DSM-5 (2013). Treatment approaches for individuals diagnosed with ARFID are in early stages when compared to those commonly used for other eating disorder diagnoses, and interventions largely target individuals treated at an outpatient level of care. Review existing treatment interventions, examine how these interventions are adapted to higher level of care treatment settings from a multidisciplinary perspective, and address common roadblocks to effective ARFID treatment.
Earn Continuing Education Credits
We’re holding two conferences: one focused on eating disorders and one focused on mental health. Register for one or register for both. Earn up to 15.0 CE/CME/CNE credit hours for each conference you attend. That’s a total of 30.0 CE/CME/CNE credit hours for those who attend both conferences. View CE information here.
Plus, you’ll learn practical skills to identify, assess, and treat patients with eating disorders and mood and anxiety disorders.
Got more questions? Get answers to your FAQs here.
The sessions listed here are just the tip of the iceberg. You can find the full lineup of our 2022 conference speakers here. We hope to see you at the conference.
Mark your calendars and get ready to grow your career.
