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iaedp Symposium 2012:  What's in it for You?  A lot!

We invite you to join us at our 26th annual conference! Each year the symposium delights attendees and we are confident that Symposium 2012 will be even more inspiring! All this and a conference designed to exceed your expectations!  

 

brochure cover 2012Each year we ask attendees for their suggestions for improving the conference.  You spoke and we listened! 

  • We increased our total workshops to offer one additional presentation during each workshop slot and expanded the number of keynote sessions in order to bring new faces and voices to our treatment forum and exchange of ideas format! 
  • We have included meals and entertainment events 
  • We chose a city picked by Condé Nast Traveler Readers' Choice Awards as the 2011 Top U.S. City.  (Condé Nast Traveler Readers' Choice Awards have been the gold standard since 1988.)  And to top it all off, we will be there during Charleston's Spring Festival of Historic Homes and Gardens!
  • Enjoy this incredible city while experiencing the conference many of our attendees call "the best eating disorder conference" in the field
  • Early registration discounts until January 31, 2012 (no price increases from 2011)

Symposium 2012 will focus on:

  • The many phases of the eating disordered client's journey-- from denial and resistance to treatment and, ultimately, to recovery. 
  • The full spectrum from disordered eating to life threatening medical complications requires skills in intervention, assessment, treatment, and relapse prevention.  
  • Presenters from all disciplines have been asked to creatively convert the ongoing research, brain imaging, and treatment updates on eating disorders into meaningful protocols for their work with these complex disorders. 
  • Our goal is to provide training that will be helpful to clinicians in all treatment settings.

 

 Symposium 2012 is a value proposition for your professional development dollars!

  • Up to 26.5 continuing education units with basic symposium registration fees  details
  • Earn up to 31.5 continuing education units if you attend preconference sessions
  • Choose from 40 Breakout Workshop Sessions

Athletes and Eating Disorders: Risk Factors, Identification, Treatment, and Prevention

Ron A. Thompson, PhD, FAED and Roberta Trattner Sherman, PhD, FAED

  

Medical Complications of Severe Restricting and Purging: A Case-Based Tour, From Diagnosis to Treatment

Philip S. Mehler, MD and Jennifer L. Gaudiani, MD

  

Systematic Nutrition Therapy during Re-occurring Lapses in Eating Disorder Behavior

Pamela C. Kelle, RD, CEDRD, LDN

  

Trauma, Eating Disorders, and Complex PTSD: The Long and Winding Road to Recovery

Timothy Brewerton, MD, DFAPA, FAED

 

"Ta Da": The Transcendent Moments in the Treatment of Eating Disorders

Margo Maine, PhD, FAED, CEDS, Beth McGilley, PhD, FAED, Michael Berrett, PhD and Adrienne Ressler, LMSW, CEDS

 

Applying Mindfulness Techniques to Eating Disorders: A Neurobiologic Perspective

Kimberli McCallum, MD, CEDS, FAPA and Ralph E. Carson, RD, PhD

 

Food and Addiction Disorders

Kimberly Dennis, MD

 

Is Everything OK? How Non-physicians Can Use AED's New Guide to Medical Assessment to Get Help for Their Clients

Edward P. Tyson, MD

 

ONLY IF IT'S WHITE: Exploring Picky Eating and Selective Eating Disorders

Sondra Kronberg, MS, RD, CEDRD

 

The Dance of Connection: Utilizing the Body's Language to Move Clients into Recovery

Susan Kleinman, MA, BC-DMT, NCC

 

Eating Disorders Assessment for Men: Exploring Gender Differences and Introducing the First Male Specific Diagnostic Instrument

Ray Lemberg, PhD and Stevie Stanford, PhD

 

Intuitive Eating: The Path Toward Healing

Elyse Renee Resch, MS, RD, FADA and Amanda C. Mellowspring, MS, RD, LD/N

 

Trait Management: Tailoring Treatment to Patient Characteristics

Emmett R. Bishop Jr., MD, FAED, CEDS

 

Trauma and Eating Disorders Translated Through the Metaphor of Dream and Fairy Tale

Tyler A. Wooten, MD

 

Uncovering the Mystery of Eating Disorders and Addictions

Kevin R. Wandler, MD and Elizabeth P. Dizney, PsyD

 

Collaborative Outpatient Treatment: An Essential Step in the Recovery Journey

Elisha M. Contner, MS, LMFT, CEDS and Karen Sue Beerbower, MS, RD, LD, CEDRD

 

Orthorexia Nervosa: Good Health Gone Bad

Juliet N. Zuercher, RD

 

Professional Ethics Related to Eating Disorders Practice

Susan L. Renes, PhD, CEDS, CPP, CRPS, CCDC

 

The Perfect Storm: Rage, Projective Identification and the Mechanisms of Defense

S. Roy Erlichman, PhD, CAP, CEDS

 

Through the Looking Glass and Down the Rabbit Hole: Eating Disorders and Suicidality

Nicole Siegfried, PhD, CEDS and Mary Bartlett, PhD

 

Bon Appetit! Connecting and Healing Through the Use of Therapeutic Meals

Tamara L. Pryor, LPC, PhD and Christina Bokenkamp, LPC

 

Cell-Level Resonance: Keys for Clinicians

Joyce Hawkes, PhD, Certified, Counselor and Helen Folsom, MA, CHT

 

Evidence-based Creative Solutions for the Treatment of Eating Disorders: The Role of Exposure in Acceptance & Commitment Therapy

Tera L. Lensegrav-Benson, PhD and Jennifer Tolman, PhD

 

Family Focused IOP for Adolescents with Eating Disorders

Mindy Solomon, PhD and Kelly Bhatnagar, PhD

 

Unveiling the Mysterious Relationship between Temperament and Eating Disorders

Buck Runyan, MS, LMFT, LPC, CEDS

 

Pathological Attachment & Actual Addiction to Food: Role in Cause and Potential in Treatment Development

Mark S. Gold, MD

 

The Magic of Changing Eating Disordered Behavior Patterns through New Adaptions of Neuro-Linguistic Programming

Barbara J. Birsinger, ThD, MPH, RD

 

Unveiling the Mask: Hope and Healing through Drama Therapy

Carol Dietrich, RN, MA, LMFT

 

When Talk Therapy is Not Enough: Creative Alternatives for Engaging the Patient and Family in the Early Stages of Change

Michelle Gebhardt, PsyD and Brittany Statler, MSW

 

"Don't Forget to Breathe..." Clinical Applications of the Current Research on the Neurobiology of Eating Disorders

Norman H. Kim, PhD

 

Addressing Therapeutic Roadblocks in Clients with Binge Eating Disorder and Obesity with Integrative Therapies

Carolyn Coker Ross, MD, MPH

 

Brain Chemistry and Body Image: More Tools of the Trade

Joel C. Robertson, Pharm., D

 

Safely Embodied: An Experiential Collaboration in the Treatment of Eating Disorders

Lisaura Lozada, MA, BC-DMT, LPC and Livia Adia Budrys, E-RYT, MA, LSW

 

The Role of Intuition in the Therapeutic Relationship: From research to practical approaches in treatment

Melissa Taylor, LMFT and Melissa H. Smith, PhD

 

Developing an iaedp Chapter

Buck Runyan, MS, LMFT, LPC, CEDS and Alice Gibson, BS

 

iaedp Certification: Simplifying the Process

Julie Holland, MHS, CEDS and Tammy Beasley, RD, CSSD, LD, CEDRD

 

Healing Through Embodiment: Bringing the Internal Family Systems Model to Life through the Application of the Expressive Therapies

Stephanie Whitney, MA, ATR-BC, LPC and Caroline Leibman, MAEd, BC-DTR, LMHC, NCC

 

Psychodrama Tools Of Change

Mary Bellofatto, MA, LMHC, CEDS, NCC, TEP and Nancy Kirsner, PhD, TEP, OTR, PA
 

Yoga and Meditation: A Compassionate Path to Well Being

Susan Schrott, LCSW, CEDS, CKYT, LFYP   

 

Attend Five Keynote Sessions on significant treatment topics

 

keynotes 2012
Jean Kilbourne, Joyce Hawkes, Corrine Gerwe, Joel Robertson, Mark Gold

 

Jean Kilbourne, EdD (Continuing the Legacy Banquet Keynote, Thurs, 7pm)

So Sexy So Soon: The New Sexualized Childhood

Joyce Hawkes, PhD  (Friday, 9am)

Cell-Level Resonance: Healing Where Body and Consciousness Connect

Mark Gold, MD  (Friday, 4:30 pm)

What's New in the Treatment of Overeating and Obesity?

Joel Robertson, PharmD  (Saturday, 9 am)

Brain Chemistry and Body Image - A View from the Inside Out

Corrine Gerwe, PhD, LCAS, CAS (Saturday - 4:30 pm)

The Gerwe Orchestration Method (G-OM): A Psychodynamic Approach to the Treatment of Eating Disorders

 

Many food events, musical theater, yoga and receptions included in registration

    • Networking breakfasts Thurs, Fri, Sat, and Sun
    • Continuing the Legacy Banquet and Grand Opening Reception Thursday
    • Luncheons Thurs (networking), Fri, and Sat
      • Friday Special Luncheon Program: 2012 International Forum: Food for Thought - The Relevance of Cultural Issues in Treating Eating Disorders with Ovidio Bermudez, MD, FAAP, FSAHM, FAED, CEDS, Divya Kakaiya, PhD, CEDS, Eva María Trujillo, MD, CEDS, FAED, Caryl CAB. James, PhD, Anita Johnston, PhD, CEDS, and Suzanne Ricklin, LCSW-C, BCD, CEDS
      • Saturday Luncheon Program: Falling Through the Looking Glass: Three Perspectives on Creative Solutions along the Recovery Journey with Jenni Schaefer, BS, Robyn Hussa, MFA, RYT and Doris Smeltzer, MA
    • Friday night reception
    • Friday Evening Event: NOR*MAL the musical (CE's not provided)
    • Saturday night Chapter and Imagine Me Dessert Reception and Program
    • Afternoon beverage breaks Friday and Saturday 
    • Complimentary yoga classes led by Elisa Mott, NCC,CYT. (Sponsored by The Renfrew Center Foundation. There is no charge for the classes but you must have a ticket to attend. Tickets will be available at The Renfrew Center Exhibit Booth.)
      • Friday, 2:45pm - 3:30pm
      • Saturday, 11:00am - 11:45am 

 

Four preconference sessions that offer an extended learning experience (3 hour workshops. Extra fees required: each workshop costs $95.  These sessions do not require a full conference registration.)

 

Wed, Mar 21st 9am-Noon

 

 
The Willing and Able: Understanding the Adolescent Brain in the Treatment of Eating Disorders
Ovidio Bermudez, MD, FAAP, FSAHM, FAED, CEDS

 

 Wed, Mar 21, 1 pm- 4pm

 

Quick Links for Symposium 2012

  • Online Schedule with links to program descriptions and speaker bios here
  • Charleston Marriot Hotel
    • special conference rate of $159 for symposium participants. Be sure and make your reservations early. Rooms at this price are limited. Be sure and mention that you are with iaedp (rates subject to all applicable taxes). A reservation link is available here or call 1 800-228-9290
  • Online Registration here
  • Download Brochure with Registration Form here
  • Continuing Education Information here

 

This conference was created and designed by eating disorders professionals to meet the needs of eating disorders professionals Register now!

  

 

Special Thanks to our Symposium 2012 Sponsors

 

 

iaedp Presidents Council                  

Eating Recovery Center                     

Melrose Institute at Park Nicollet        

Pine Grove Women's Center               

Remuda Ranch Programs                    

Rosewood Centers                            

The Ranch                                       

Timberline Knolls                              

 

Conference CoSponsors

Center for Change

Focus Healthcare of Tennessee

Laureate Eating Disorders

Selah House

The Renfrew Centers

CE Learning

Mary Bellofatto Consulting

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Imagine Me Art Contest Deadline is Approaching!
imagine me 2011January 15th entry deadline is fast approaching for iaedp's Second Annual 2012 Imagine Me Beyond What You See Body Image Mannequin Art Competition!

 

Don't forget the mannequin title, artist/treatment center name, materials used, description/inspiration, jpg photos from 4 angles, and short artist(s) biography.

 

Send entries to Blanche Williams at iaedp.blanche@gmail.com. For questions: 800-800-8126 x 83

 

iaedp Quick Links

Symposium 2012 Brochure and Schedule

 

NEW:  Membership renewals or new membership applications are now online.  Don't let your membership expire.   Click here to renew or join!

iaedp™ offers the Equivalency Certification for both CEDS and CEDRD for those professionals who are able to demonstrate eating disorder proficiency and expertise through a range of equivalency requirements. 

 Do I qualify for Equivalency Certification?  NEW: Answer a few simple questions to evaluate your potential for Equivalency Certification!

 

Start planning NOW to Market Your Program or Organization at Symposium 2012! 

Contact Blanche today by sending an email to

iaedp.blanche@gmail.com or 1-800-800-8126 x 83.  It's never too early to BRAND!

 

Are you looking for a new professional opportunity in the field?  Are you an employer looking to fill key positions in our field? Visit the Career Opportunities page at iaedp.com or Click Here to visit the Job Thread

 

Interested in becoming certified and joining an elite group of experienced clinicians who have demonstrated their competency in eating disorders treatment?  We have a criteria grid which will help you understand what certification is right for you! 

 

 

It is now much easier to renew your certification.  Do it online! Fill out the form, upload or fax your ceu certificates, and pay online!   Renewal Site 

here

 

Skeleton in the Closet Creator, Fritz Liedtke, has added a video to his collection.  You can view it   Here

 
President's Council

iaedp Organizational Members

 

 

Alexian Brothers

Avalon Hills

California Baptist University

Casa Palmera

Cedar Springs Austin

Center For Change

Center For Discovery

Delray Center

Eating Disorder Center of Denver

Fairwinds Treatment Center

Focus Healthcare of Tennessee

Loma Linda Behavioral Medicine Center

McCallum Place

New Dawn Eating Disorder Recovery Center

Oliver-Pyatt Centers

Puente de Vida

Rader Programs

Reasons Eating Disorder Center @ BHC

Rogers Memorial

Seaside Palm Beach

Selah House

Sierra Tucson

The Renfrew Center

Valenta

 

 

iaedp Committees
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The following are current iaedp Committees.  If you are interested in getting involved, please contact us by using the email link at the end of the list.
  • Awards
  • Certification
  • Communications (listserve)
  • International Relations
  • Fundraising
  • Membership and Chapters
  • Education
  • Ethics
  • Connections, Outreach, and Mentoring Committee
  • Symposium Abstract Review

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NEDA Advocacy Opportunity in Richmond on Jan 18th
NEDA advocates successfully lobbied last year for the Joint Commission on Healthcare to study the problem of eating disorders in the state, and to make policy recommendations.  Out of that study emerged a request for the Dept of Education and the Dept of Health to design a plan for implementing eating disorder school screenings. 

On January 18th, NEDA hopes to mobilize many more individuals, families, and professionals to return to the Capitol in Richmond to educate policy makers about the importance of this program.  We need as many voices as we can get! Please help us to spread the word.
 Download the flyer here.

I am certified

Certified Eating Disorders Professionals are:  

  • Dedicated to providing quality care to patients
  • Committed to the field of eating disorders and continuing education
  • Understand the complexity of eating disorders treatment and the confusion many patients and their families experience when choosing a treatment provider
  • Want a prospective patient to be confident in their professional competence because they know it will enhance the treatment process
  • Demonstrate their clinical expertise through education, experience and a rigorous examination
  • Recognized as leaders in the field of eating disorders treatment
  • Seek an affiliation within a community of professionals

Current certifications include Certified Eating Disorders Specialist (CEDS); Certified Eating Disorders Registered Dietitian (CEDRD); and CEDS/CEDRD Equivalency Certification

 

Recognizing the need for specialized requirements for our International members, a CEDS Checklist for International applicants  is available here.  All CEDS and CEDRD professionals are eligible and encouraged to apply for the iaedp Approved Supervisor designation. We are currently waiving the previously required two-year wait period following receipt of the CEDS/CEDRD designation.   Read about becoming an iaedp Approved Supervisor here.

Buy from Gurze and Help iaedp!

 Buy from Gurze books, receive a discount, and help support iaedp programs! 

EATING DISORDERS: THE JOURNAL OF TREATMENT AND PREVENTION is edited by Leigh Cohn from Gurze Books.  As a member of iaedp, you can purchase it at a 65% discount!  IAEDP members can receive an individual print subscription for US$54 / £34. This is a 65% discount - regular price is US$153 / £92. To place orders, members can contact the Taylor and Francis Customer Service department by calling 1-800-354-1420, press "4", or
emailing Customerservice@taylorandfrancis.comThe Journal Website is:  www.tandf.co.uk/journals/UEDI.

Go to the Bookstore by clicking here!

iaedp Committee News

 

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Jonna Fries, PsyD

iaedp's Communication Committee launches its "Case-By-Case" Monthly Case Study Presentations with Discussion.  Don't miss being able to learn detailed info about how those you admire work, and contribute by sharing your input, insight and expertise.  

 

Join our Case-by-Case mailing list! Send an email to: Jonna Fries at jonnafriespsyd@aol.com or 818-636-3026.

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Eating Disorders Legal Advocacy Forum in the News

As a followup to the meeting held at Symposium 2011 regarding reimbursement for eating disorders treatment, the Eating Disorders Legal Advocacy Forum was developed. 

The purpose of this Forum is to provide awareness, training, and tools for providers to facilitate their patients' timely access to insurance benefits so as to prevent early discharge and promote lasting recovery. As a provider who agrees to participate in this Forum, you have demonstrated your commitment to:

  • Best practices in communicating with insurance plans.
  • Aggressively pursuing the submission of claims and appeals.
  • Advocating for the length of stay which, in your opinion, is appropriate under the guidelines set by the American Psychiatric Association.

To receive an invitation to join the forum, please give us your contact information by clicking here!