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Full Conference Multimedia CD Rom (All Audio along with Speaker files—power pt slides & handouts)--$99 |
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921-99 |
Full Conference mp3 Audio files ($49) **audio files can be listened to in any iPod, mp3 player, or computer** |
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Mp3 Audio CD Rom for Any 1 Day of Conference ($25) **audio files can be listened to in any mp3 player, computer |
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| Friday, September 9th 2005 |
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| 921-01 |
General Session I—Social Policy to Prevent Eating Disorders & Obesity: Changing Our Perverse Relationship with Food—Kelly Brownell, PhD |
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921-02 |
Managing an Eating Disorder: A Parent’s Perspective—Nancy Zucker, PhD; Pamela Carlton, MD; L.Collins; Buddy Howard |
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921-03 |
Hollywood’s Big Fat Lies: How to Use the Media for Activism, Outreach & Awareness—Jessica Weiner & Emme |
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921-04 |
Education as Power: Practical Medical and Psychiatric Information for Patients, Families and Providers—Ken Weiner, MD; Philip S. Mehler, MD |
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921-05 |
Dialectical Behavior Therapy 101: Applying DBT to Eating Disorder Treatment—Heidi Limbrunner, PsyD |
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921-06 |
Successful Interventions on a College Campus—Kathy Hotelling, PhD |
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921-07 |
General Session II—Medical, Psychological & Nutritional Updates from the Field—Scott Crow, MD; Steve Wonderlich, PhD; Marcia Herrin, EdD, MPH, RD, LD |
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921-08 |
Nutrition: What is Healthy Eating Anyway?—Marcia Herrin, EdD, MPH, RD, LD |
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921-09 |
Medical Issues and Medication Management of Eating Disorders—Scott Crow, MD |
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Integrative Cognitive Therapy: Looking for Another Effective Treatment for Bulimia Nervosa—S. Wonderlich, PhD |
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921-11 |
Strategies for Starting and Maintaining a Professionally Led Eating Disorder Support Group—Beth Lyons, PhD |
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921-12 |
When Prevention Works: Effective Psychological and Pedagogical Approaches—Catherine Steiner-Adair, EdD |
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| Saturday, September 10th |
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General Session III—Federal Policy and Eating Disorders—Rep. Diana DeGette
Why is Genetics Research Important to the Field of Eating Disorders? Implications for Families and Public Policy—Robbie Munn, MA, MSW; Walt Kaye, MD; Lynn Grefe, MA
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921-14 |
Managing Your Child’s Illness and Building a Healthy Home—Nancy Zucker, PhD |
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921-15 |
A National Policy for Eating Disorders—Marc Lerro; Jeanine Cogan |
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921-16 |
Partnering with Families in the Treatment Process: Understanding the Role of Temperament and Character in Eating Disorders—Emmett R. Bishop, MD; Enola Gorham, MSW, LSW |
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921-17 |
Success and Survival with the Most Difficult Patients: When Eating Disorders and Borderline Personality Occur Together—Dena Cabrera, PsyD |
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921-18 |
Programming Ideas for NEDAW—Denise Lovin, PsyD; Laura Hutfless |
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921-19 |
The Chronic Patient: Limits and Options— Colleen Hyland, MA, RC; Kim Williams, RD |
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921-20 |
Assessment and Treatment of ED in Young Children—Kathleen D. Robinson, PsyD; Kwai Kendall-Grove, PhD; Jennifer Hagman, MD |
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921-21 |
Nutrition and Physiology: When Food is the Issue—Kourtney Wachter, RD, LD; Pauline Powers, MD |
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921-22 |
Reducing Shame and Working Towards Recovery—Deborah Kuehnel, LCSW; Kim McCallum, MD |
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921-23 |
E-activism: How to Use Web Technologies to Spread Your Message & Build an Effective Campaign—Claire Mysko |
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921-24 |
General Session IV—Take a Stand to Tell the Truth: Reducing Societal Stigma—Jenni Schaefer
The Year Ahead: Our Mission, Our Message—Joel Yager, MD
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