Please RSVP to education@cteds.org Presenter: Kimberly Brusch EdM, RN with Eating Recovery Center Kimberly Brusch's background spans education, legislative issues and healthcare. She is a Utilization Review Manager for Eating Recovery Center and a Registered Nurse who has specialized in behavioral health for most of her career. Kimberly has worked with diverse patient populations from [...]

 "NUTRIENT POWER FOR THE BRAIN: INCLUSION NOT EXCLUSION IN THE TREATMENT OF EATING DISORDERS" BY JULIA CASSIDY, MS, RD, CEDRD-S & KACY GROSSMAN, MS, RDN, CEDRD SPONSORED BY CENTER FOR DISCOVERY RSVP to education@cteds.org

RSVP to education@cteds.org Presenter: Lisa Thaler, LCSW Topic: The use of therapeutic Ketamine in the treatment of eating disorders.

"THE BLEND OF DBT AND ACTIN THE TREATMENT OF EATING DISORDERS" BY GREGORY HOLICH, MS, LCPC SPONSORED BY TIMBERLINE KNOLLS  RSVP to education@cteds.org

Join us for a full day of multi-disciplinary learning in the field of eating disorders! Purchase tickets: https://ctedsconference2020.eventbrite.com About this Event Our bi-annual conference provides an enriching learning environment in which the community comes together to learn about ground breaking treatment interventions specifically for eating disorders. Participants will receive 6 CEUs including 1.5 Ethics CEUs! *No [...]

 "BODY COMPARISON, BODY IMAGE DISTRESS AND EATING DISORDERS: UNIQUE CHALLENGES WITHIN SAME- SEX FEMALE RELATIONSHIPS" BY ERIN EBERT, LCSW & STERLING BITTENBENDER, RD, LD SPONSORED BY AI PONO MAUI  RSVP to education@cteds.org

Date: Friday, July 10th Time: Noon to 1:30 pm Location: VIRTUAL, NO NEED TO RSVP - Simply Register here to join the Zoom virtual event: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZ0pc--uqjkvHtYfcKFVAKJO3vhwgBvk25wx Presenters: Scott Moseman, MD, CEDS & Morgan Richardson, LPC Topic: “Integrating EMDR Into Eating Disorder Treatment: Why and How?” Objectives: This presentation will review what is EMDR and how [...]

Presenter: Gloria Lucas Organization: Nalgona Positivity Pride Title: Historical Trauma and Eating Disorders: What’s The Connection? Description: For the past 30 years, eating disorders have been represented as a white, middle-class phenomenon. Although studies have indicated Black, Indigenous, and people of color (BIPOC) have similar if not higher rates of eating disorders, BIPOC communities continue [...]