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Why Would a Person Choose to Starve? Understanding Behavioral Inflexibility
April 14 @ 10:00 am - 11:00 am PDT
This webinar will look at the disrupted neural pathways that prevent folks living with Anorexia Nervosa from recognizing hunger as well as translating hunger cues into actionable steps for eating. We’ll discuss the importance of nutrition intervention to strengthen these connections, as well as integrating nutrition into the relapse prevention plan to support long-term recovery.
The CPE activity application for Why Would a Person Choose to Starve? Understanding Behavioral Inflexibility is pending CDR review and approval for 1.00 CPEUs.
Learning Objectives:
- Identify neurobiological shifts in Anorexia Nervosa that disrupt interoception and motivation to eat.
- Identify neurobiological shifts in Anorexia that may lead to food avoidance and behavioral inflexibility.
- Identify how dietary treatment plans can support recovery, interoceptive awareness, and motivation in clients with AN.
Level: B / C
Level B: Skills and Application
At this level, learners move beyond theory to actively apply knowledge in practical settings. Emphasis is on developing proficiency, problem-solving, and hands-on skills that can be implemented in real-world scenarios. Ideal for practitioners looking to strengthen their capabilities.
Level C: Advanced Practice
This level focuses on mastery, specialized expertise, and complex problem-solving. Participants integrate advanced concepts, lead initiatives, and address challenging cases with sophisticated strategies. Ideal for experienced professionals aiming to refine and elevate their practice.
Stephanie Voytek, RDN Bio:
Stephanie Voytek is a Registered Dietitian-Nutritionist based in Seattle who has spent several years working with eating disorder clients.
