Dear ED Professionals,We've got some big things going on at Gürze this month! First, the 25th anniversary edition of Bulimia: A Guide to Recovery is finally back from the printer. Eight months ago, when Leigh and I started the revisions, neither of us had a clue on how extensive they would be. But we are very proud of the end result, and believe that it will continue to support and inspire your clients in recovery. We're offering a 50% discount till the end of the year to get the word out. Second, we've just launched a newly redesigned and reorganized bulimia.com website, which we hope will be more efficient and user-friendly. Be sure to check the "Quick Links" on the right-hand menu bar, with topic-driven, hand-selected articles, books, and information. In book news, Treatment of Eating Disorders: Bridging the Research-Practice Gap by Margo Maine, Beth Hartman McGilley, and Douglas W. Bunnell is now available at bulimia.com. Details below. Also, Eating Disorders: The Journal of Treatment and Prevention has a special issue coming up on mindfulness and eating disorders (Leigh is editor-in-chief), as the first issue of 2011. For subscription info, see below. It's also the time of year to reserve your 2011 catalogues. Let us know how many copies you would like, and they will be sent directly to you from the printer in time for NEDAW. Finally, Renfrew's 20th annual conference is right around the corner, Nov.12-14, with Gloria Steinem returning as keynote speaker. Both Leigh and I will be behind the book table this year, because we are going to premier the new edition of our bulimia book by giving away 300 copies. So, be sure to stop by! Happy Fall! Lindsey |
November/December 2010
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Bulimia: A Guide to Recovery-25th Anniversary Edition
Bulimia.com Has A New Look!
2011 Blue Cards are on their way!
The Gürze Blue Cards are in the mail! Keep an eye out so that you can reserve your FREE copies of the 2011 Eating Disorders Resource Catalogue. You can also order online.
Featured Item
Treatment of Eating Disorders
By Margo Maine, Beth Hartman McGilley, and Douglas W. Bunnell
499 pg,Hardcover, '10 (CODE: TMT) $99.95 $79.96
With chapters written by a wide variety of experts, this book borrows a bench-to-bedside approach from medical research. Content areas include: the biopsychosocial nature of eating disorders; diagnosis and treatment; special populations; family issues; clinical interventions to address mind, body, and spirit; and future directions...READ MORE
Eating Disorders & Mindfulness
Entering its nineteenth year, Eating Disorders: The Journal of Treatment and Prevention is publishing a special issue on mindfulness and eating disorders. Guest edited by Leah DeSole, PhD, this issue features empirical and qualitative articles on mindful eating groups, CBT, BED, yoga, and mindful eating. For more information and to subscribe, click HERE
Eating Disorders Review
Be on the lookout for Volume 21, issue 6 of the Eating Disorders Review which will be sent out via email next week.
Articles from this issue include:
Therapist Directory
1.5 million people visit our website each year looking for information on eating disorders and recovery. Increase your exposure by signing up for our Therapist Directory!
EatingDisordersBlogs.com
Latest posts by ED Professionals:
Featured Treatment Facilities
RADER PROGRAMS  |
The staff at Rader Programs has been providing multidisciplinary eating disorder treatment for over 25 years. Our staff of caring and experienced eating disorder professionals includes psychiatrists, psychologists, internists, registered dietitians, registered nurses, master level counselors, family counselors, and exercise counselors who recognize the complexity of eating disorders and understand the emotional, physical, nutritional, exercise, family and social components. Our treatment approach is centered on the special needs of each individual and we provide a nurturing, supportive environment to help individuals and their families achieve life long recovery. For a free confidential consultation please call 800-841-1515. |
Metro Behavioral Health Associates  |
Located in Scarsdale, NY and in New York City, our center offers TARGETED IOP's or Intensive Outpatient Programs such as BARIATRIC IOP for adults who are clinically or morbidly obese and are tired of the same failed attempts to manage a healthy lifestyle, TWEEN IOP for beginning, suspected or persistent symptoms of body image distortion and disordered eating, with an emphasis on parental or caregiver education and support and YOUNG ADULT/ADULT IOP for those with symptoms along the Anorexic and Bulimic spectrum. Our IOP's includes Treatment Groups, a daily supervised meal and meal support therapy, Multiple Family Support Groups, nutrition education and medical monitoring. Program stays are usually 6-10 weeks. Metro Behavioral Health Associates also offers: |
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Professional Participants Wanted
Professional Participants Wanted CSAB, The Center for the Study of Anorexia and Bulimia, is a division of the Institute for Contemporary Psychotherapy (ICP), located in New York City. The Center provides clinical treatment to people suffering from symptoms of eating disorders and also provides training opportunities for professionals interested in working with these clients. We are seeking to expand our training opportunities in the near future by providing conference call and "webinar" workshops for clinical professionals interested in furthering their skills working with this often challenging population. We would greatly appreciate it if you could spare five minutes of your time to click the link below and complete a brief survey. Your participation will enter you in a raffle for a free online or tele-course, and will greatly help us to determine the key topics that clinicians are most interested in learning about within the field of eating disorder treatments. Please click the link (or copy and paste into your browser) http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/GJTNGDL
Conferences & Events
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Webinar Event for Professionals: the NASW Book Chat Webinar Webinar about Doing What Works: an Integrative System for the Treatment of Eating Disorders from Diagnosis to Recovery (NASW Press, 2009). The title of the Power Point Webinar is "Discovering 'What Works' in Overcoming Eating Disorder Treatment Challenges." Facilitated by Abigail Natenshon, MA, LCSW, GCFP, sponsored by NASW, CEU credits offered. For more information visit empoweredparents.com Healing From Eating Disorders: Understand Why People Develop Eating Disorders and What To Do About It Eating Disorder treatment professionals Shari Botwin, LCSW, Jane Shure, PhD, and Beth Winestock, PhD host this educational forum that examines why people develop eating disorders and what professionals, educators, family and friends can do about it. For more information and to register Click here SAVE THE DATE: 2011 Conferences Center for Change Conference for Professionals on Eating Disorders: Putting the Pieces Together...An Integrated Approach Register by November 30th for early bird rates! Speakers Include: Margo Maine, PhD, Michael E. Berrett, PhD, Reba Sloan, MPH, LRD, FAED, Nicole Hawkins, PhD, Terry Eagan, MD, Justine J. Reel, PhD, LPC, CC-AASP, Greg Ellis, MD, and Jenni Schaefer Click HERE to register and view additional details! |
IAEDP Sympsoium 2011: EVIDENCE-BASED TREATMENT and TREATMENT-BASED EVIDENCE Symposium 2011 will focus on the realities and challenges of our work with eating disorder clients - the essence of treatment. It is our objective to bring forward and address those themes, topics, strategies, tools, and protocols that we know are powerful, transformative, and life-altering for our clients and their families. Symposium 2011 offers excellent educational content, extensive networking opportunities, and a wonderful opportunity to reconnect with old friends and make new ones! For more information, visit www.iaedp.com BEDA 2011 National Conference Save the date for this "must attend" conference. Topics will include the latest research, clinical treatment tools, nutritional counseling, co-morbid conditions, children/adolescents, obesity, food addiction, recovery, family support, advocacy, the "war on obesity", health-at-every-size, mentoring, status of BED and the DSM-V, and much more. For more information, visit www.bedaonline.com 2011 International Conference on Eating Disorders The ICED is the primary gathering place for professionals and advocates engaged in research, treatment and prevention of eating disorders. Each year, ICED attendees, faculty, supporters and exhibitors create a unique, inspiring and intensive environment for education, training, collaboration and dialogue. For more information, visit www.aedweb.org 2011 ANAD Conference:"Wellness, not Weight" ANAD is co-hosting with Linden Oaks Hospital and Rogers Memorial Hospital. CEU’s will be available for attendance of the professional breakout sessions, and there will be alternate groups for friends and families affected by eating disorders. Registration will open in January 2011. A registration discount is offered for 2011 ANAD professional members and ANAD support group leaders. For more information, visit www.anad.org |
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