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posted: April 16, 2004
Where: San Diego, CA
Eating disorders affect over 70 million people worldwide. More individuals die of eating disorders and substance abuse than any other psychiatric illness, making eating disorders the leading cause of death among young women (ANAD 2003). Healthy Within Foundation, a local organization, is sponsoring the Candlelight Vigil to raise awareness of this illness and promote positive body image and good health. The Vigil will take place on April 26, 2004 at the Price Center Plaza on the UCSD campus from 6- 9 PM.
The Candlelight Vigil is an annual event initiated by the National Association of Anorexia Nervosa and Associated Disorders (ANAD). Each year, all across the country, thousands of people gather in public and in private to promote eating disorder awareness and prevention. In San Diego, the event will feature musical entertainment, an art exhibit and speakers, including Dr. Divya Kakaiya, founder of the Healthy Within Foundation. Dr. Kakaiya was recently awarded the 10Leadership Award for her efforts in the treatment and prevention of eating disorders. The Vigil promotes the message, 'Accept Yourself ... Accept Others' to counteract the epidemic of body image dissatisfaction that plagues our society. Participants can privately observe the Vigil in their homes or join others on the UCSD campus to advocate healthy living.
Healthy Within Foundation is the only organization in this region exclusively dedicated to the prevention of eating disorders. The foundation is a treatment clinic which also conducts extensive outreach work in the community. Trained volunteers work with schools (middle school, high school and college), giving presentations which educate students on healthy living and empower them to resist the images in media which impact their body image.
For more information contact Jordan Weisman
posted: April 16, 2004
Finding Common Ground: Integrating Clinical Practice and Research
The conference will include the following activities: Clinical Teaching Day Workshops; Plenary Sessions; Workshop Sessions ~ Paper Sessions ~ Poster Session and Reception ~ Discussion Panels ~ Special Interest Group Meetings~ Academy Annual Business Meeting ~ Special Social Functions
For more information visit the website for: AED's Annual Conference Information
posted: April 6, 2004
Misleading weight loss advertising is everywhere, preying on consumers desperate for an easy solution. But claims for diet products that promise weight loss without sacrifice or effort are bogus and, in some cases, dangerous.
That’s why we’re asking for your help. The extra moment you take to review a weight loss claim is important for several reasons - It can protect your company from being known as one that promotes rip-offs. Running false claims can hurt your credibility and harm your audience; It can prevent your department from getting cheated by the companies or individuals that make these false claims because there’s a good chance they won’t pay their bills; and Effective ad clearance standards reduce the damaging effects of advertising fraud on American consumers and commerce.
In the False Claims section of the Web site, you will find examples of false ads. When you spot claims like these, take a moment to Red Flag them, and pass them along to the appropriate person in your organization.
For more information visit the FTC (Federal Trade Commission) Website: Red Flag Bogus Weight Loss Claims
posted: April 6, 2004
We offer specific groups that teach relapse prevention strategies, skill-building, and the development of mindfulness; we work with patients and families to identify and utilize inner and outer resources to navigate the difficult recovery process; we try to help patients nurture a forward-looking focus on life after Renfrew and recovery. In addition, we will provide the Reunion Recharge Recovery Group – a special group for returning Renfrew Alumnae that will facilitate the recharge process.
For more information: Visit the website
or call 1-800-RENFREW and ask to speak with an Intake Coordinator.
posted: April 6, 2004
North Caroline: April 16
A Full-day Seminar for Mental Health Professionals and Dietitians - A Body to Die For will assist psychologists, social workers, marriage and family therapists, dietitians and other mental health professionals in understanding the complex issues surrounding body-image development and the problems with boundaries, control and suppressed emotion that almost always accompany dissociation from the body. In addition to a didactic presentation of material, the seminar will include hands-on strategies, experiential exercises, slides and videotaped sessions with clients.
For more information, please call Debbie Lucker at 877-367-3383 or
visit the website for detailed schedule and registration forms
posted: April 6, 2004
Three-Part Eating Disorders Workshop Series
May 7, 2004 - Feeding the Hungry Spirit: Treating Women with Eating Disorders
For more information, detailed schedule and registration form, please visit the Renfrew Website
posted: April 6, 2004
April 15-16
For details visit the EDC online at http://www.eatingdisorderscoalition.org or contact
the Eating Disorders Coalition for Research, Policy & Action (202) 543-9570
posted: April 6, 2004
May 13-16th, 2005 -- Santa Barbara, California
For additional information contact INNER ESCAPES WORKSHOP CO. at 800 263-4217 ( 4# ) or visit www.innerescapes.com
posted: April 6, 2004
Rogers Memorial Hospital, Oconomowoc, WI
Panel members will discuss treatment strategies and invite participants to present clinical questions. a variety of perspectives will be addressed, included psychiatry, psychology, dietary, experiential therapy and psychotherapy. Panel Members: Maureen Hill, MS, RD, CD; Catherine Loomis, PhD; Thomas Shiltz, MS, CADCIII; Jennifer Waite-Wollenberg, MS, ATR; Ted Weltzin, MD
To register by phone, please call 800-767-4411 ext. 566 or registration forms can be downloaded at www.rogershospital.org/seminars.htm
posted: April 6, 2004
Friday, May 14, 2004
LEARN: How to run a support group, The difference between a support and therapeutic group, How to get the group to work together, Using visualization in an eating disorder group, The necessary psycho-educational material for the different eating disorders, How to handle family members in the group, Methods of starting and ending groups, Use of other creative art and music techniques within the group, How to recognize and what to do when someone doesn't belong in the group, Experiential group exercises
This experiential training will provide important information and tools to develop your ability to facilitate a support group. We are looking for professionals to help us run the support groups we run throughout Long Island. If you are interested in running a support group, this training program will be a necessary tool.
For more information and/or to register: (516) 229-2393
posted: April 6, 2004
My name is Sal Rios and I am the Associate Producer for the Emmy Award winning MTV Documentary show, TRUE LIFE. I stumbled across your website in my research and have found it a truly remarkable tool to educate and bring awareness to the issues on eating disorders. I have actually referred several people who have emailed MTV regarding their eating disorders to your website. The next episode of true life focuses on Obesity, the rising epidemic facing the youth of the nation today.
We are urgently looking to find a male attending high school or college currently dealing with the issues of overeating to share their story. Ideally, we are looking to document a male who is looking to share their life with us and show the world what it is like to be them. In sharing their story I believe that this opportunity will be a positive one for this individual to show others around the world that they are not alone. Having personally struggled with weight issues all my life I understand how emotionally delicate young males may be in this matter which has proven a greater challenge than expected.
Again, we are slated to begin shooting IMMEDIATELY so time is of the essence. Our deadline is currently set at Thursday, April 8th at 5:00pm (eastern time).
If you are interested in participating, please contact me, Sal Rios, at SRios@pinksneakers.net.
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