May 2021
Eating Disorders and Disability: What You Need to Know
Presenter: Lara Minges
Eating disorders among people with disabilities are a quiet, serious problem. Historical and current devaluation of people with disabilities has led to a lack of focus on the importance of disability as lived by disabled people.
Using the Plate-by-Plate Approach in the Treatment of Eating Disorders
Presenters:Wendy Sterling & Casey Crosbie
There are several methods currently being used for nutritional rehabilitation in eating disorder treatment. In today’s session, we discuss the pros/cons of these methods and how the Plate-by-Plate approach is different.
June 2021
An Intersectional Approach to Understanding Eating Disorders in Trans+ & Intersex Populations
Presenter: Scout Silverstein
This webinar will focus on developing necessary competencies for treating transgender and intersex people with eating disorders.
How Whiteness Shows Up In Your Work and What to Do About It
Presenters: Jessica Wilson and Whitney Trotter
This webinar will help clinicians identify the influences of white feminism on the existing eating disorder treatment models. Participants will be asked to participate in a reckoning with and radical departure from white-centered frameworks.
July 2021
Severe and Enduring Anorexia Nervosa—Autonomy, Compassion, and Patient-Specific Goal Setting
Presenter: Jennifer Gaudiani
Severe and enduring anorexia nervosa requires skill, patience, and a strong therapeutic relationship to treat. In this webinar, Dr. Gaudiani will use case examples to illustrate various manifestations of SE-AN and the many ways in which recovery might go next.
August 2021
The Four Processes of Motivational Interviewing
Presenter: Dana Sturtevant
A special two-hour Motivational Interviewing training!
October 2021
Using a Clinical Lens to Understand and Treat PCOS & Eating Disorders
Presenter: Angela Grassi
This webinar explores the factors that contribute to eating disorders in the PCOS population, current treatment updates, and helpful strategies for practitioners to treat patients successfully using a weight-neutral approach.