Early identification and intervention are critical to prevent physical and mental health
complications, chronicity, and premature death associated with eating disorders. However …

Background Peer support involves people (mentors) using their own experiences to assist
others (mentees). The impetus to include peer support in eating disorder recovery is high …

Introduction The purpose of this pilot study was to evaluate the impact of a continuing
interprofessional educational workshop focused on eating disorders in a rural area in …

Background Family physicians are one of the first points of contact for individuals with eating
disorders (EDs) seeking care and treatment, but training in this area is suboptimal and …

Residential treatment involves a number of treatment components and modalities, and
treatment staff come from diverse training backgrounds. These complexities present unique …

Despite strong empirical support for treatments of eating disorders, research has
demonstrated a trend of clinicians deviating from protocols outlined in empirically supported …

Eating disorders (EDs), a significant public health concern, impact millions of Americans
every year. Many people with EDs are often overlooked for multiple reasons, including the …

This paper describes the effectiveness of a 6‐hour education programme to provide skills,
knowledge and support to carers about how to best support patients with eating disorders …

Regardless of their specialty, psychologists in the United States are likely to encounter
patients with eating disorders (EDs) in their everyday professional practice. Though …

This review identified and synthesized published training programs on eating disorders
(ED)(anorexia nervosa or bulimia nervosa) for professionals, natural supporters of people …