Iaedp DFW Chapter

Thrilled to announce our October Speaker, Raymond Kleposki, RN, MSN, CPNP-PC.
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Location: Micah Center

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Need to attend the 2024 iaedp Symposium for your CEDS or to stay up to date on the most current research on eating disorders and treatment? We want to help get you there. Fill out an application for scholarship by October 31. Link in comments.

Want to speak next year? We’d love to hear it! Submit your proposal - www.DFWiaedp.com

SAVE THE DATE: Fall Fundraiser 🍃🍁🍂

Our goal is to raise funds in support of our scholarships that we offer to the iaedp symposium and membership. Our goal is to continue to remove barrier for professionals in continuing their education and specialization in the work of treating eating disorders.

Ticket will get you dinner and two drinks.

Raffle baskets and a silent auction 🕺🏼

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OCTOBER CHAPTER MEETING 🍂🍁🍃

We are excited to announce our speaker, Jeffrey DeSarbo, Do, from ED-180 Eating Disorder Treatment Programs in Garden City, NY.

October Meeting Location: Micah Center

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THANK YOU to our wonderful sponsors!!!! The 2024 Summer Workshop wouldn’t have happened without the support. Grateful for these outstanding organizations and centers!

Thank you to all of our sponsors at our 2024 Summer Workshop!!! We couldn’t have done it with y’all!!! Grateful for this community!

SUMMER WORKSHOP SPEAKER HIGHLIGHT: Rebecca Tilden, MCN, RD, LD, CEDS;
Part 3 of 3 speakers for “Navigating the Maze: Treating ARFID & Co Occurring Diagnoses”



Since the addition of Avoidant Restrictive Food Intake Disorder (ARFID) diagnosis in the DSMV clinicians are seeing more and more clients presenting in their office or treatment center with this unique diagnosis. Many may feel ill-equipped to treat and support this population, which becomes more challenging when other co-occurring diagnoses increase the complexity of the course of treatment. In this presentation we will specifically discuss clients struggling with ARFID and trauma, other eating disorders, obsessive compulsive disorders, neurodivergence, and PANDAS/PANS. We will identify current research, interventions, application and skill building in order to best equip clinicians to treat ARFID with co-occurring diagnoses. We will also identify specific considerations for adolescents versus adults and each level of care. At the conclusion of this presentation clinicians will feel more confident and prepared to navigate supporting clients struggling with ARFID and co-occurring diagnosis.

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SUMMER WORKSHOP SPEAKER HIGHLIGHT: Maggie Stroud MCN, RD, LD, CEDS;
Part 2 of 3 speakers for “Navigating the Maze: Treating ARFID & Co Occurring Diagnoses”



Since the addition of Avoidant Restrictive Food Intake Disorder (ARFID) diagnosis in the DSMV clinicians are seeing more and more clients presenting in their office or treatment center with this unique diagnosis. Many may feel ill-equipped to treat and support this population, which becomes more challenging when other co-occurring diagnoses increase the complexity of the course of treatment. In this presentation we will specifically discuss clients struggling with ARFID and trauma, other eating disorders, obsessive compulsive disorders, neurodivergence, and PANDAS/PANS. We will identify current research, interventions, application and skill building in order to best equip clinicians to treat ARFID with co-occurring diagnoses. We will also identify specific considerations for adolescents versus adults and each level of care. At the conclusion of this presentation clinicians will feel more confident and prepared to navigate supporting clients struggling with ARFID and co-occurring diagnosis.

Sign up for a spot! Www.DFWiaedp.com

SUMMER WORKSHOP SPEARK HIGHLIGHT: Casey Bonano RD, LD, CED-S;
Part 1 of 3 speakers for “Navigating the Maze: Treating ARFID & Co Occurring Diagnoses”



Since the addition of Avoidant Restrictive Food Intake Disorder (ARFID) diagnosis in the DSMV clinicians are seeing more and more clients presenting in their office or treatment center with this unique diagnosis. Many may feel ill-equipped to treat and support this population, which becomes more challenging when other co-occurring diagnoses increase the complexity of the course of treatment. In this presentation we will specifically discuss clients struggling with ARFID and trauma, other eating disorders, obsessive compulsive disorders, neurodivergence, and PANDAS/PANS. We will identify current research, interventions, application and skill building in order to best equip clinicians to treat ARFID with co-occurring diagnoses. We will also identify specific considerations for adolescents versus adults and each level of care. At the conclusion of this presentation clinicians will feel more confident and prepared to navigate supporting clients struggling with ARFID and co-occurring diagnosis.

Sign up for a spot! Www.DFWiaedp.com

SUMMER WORKSHOP SPEAKER HIGHLIGHT: Angela Harris, LCSW, CEDS, EMDR CIT



Join Angela Harris in the exploration of eating disorder recovery when two or more identities share a body. This presentation dives into the overlap of patients with Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID), other dissociative disorders, and eating disorders.

Individuals with eating disorders tend to experience an array of disconnection from the mind and body, some to the extent of experiencing multiple dissociative identities (also known as personality states, parts, or alters). This psychological phenomenon is referred to as Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID).

This presentation explores the interplay between dissociative identities, eating disorders, the mind-body connection, and trauma. Learn about the etiology of DID, symptoms of dissociation, differential diagnosis between dissociative symptoms and DID, trauma informed approaches, parts work strategies, and interventions for eating disorder recovery in DID patients.

Register at www.DFWiaedp.com