Ed Matters

Today, Kathy is joined by Dr. Anna Tanner, and their topic is eating disorders in children and adolescents. This is such an important topic because younger and younger children are presenting with eating disorders, and this episode is rich in detailing the seriousness of these illnesses and how to treat eating disorders in children and adolescents.   

Today, Kathy is joined by Jennifer Moran, Psy.D., and they focus their discussion on engaging families in eating disorder recovery support, specifically using the collaborative care model. One of the features of this model is to create an environment at home that will maximize the success for recovery.

Today, Kathy is joined by Lauren Muhlheim, Psy.D., FAED, CEDS, and they discuss FBT, parents and teens, and her new book, When Your Teen Has an Eating Disorder: Practical Strategies to Help Your Teen Recover from Anorexia, Bulimia, and Binge Eating.

Today, Kathy welcomes back Mike Gurr, MS, MA, LPC, CDWF, and they continue their conversation on relapse prevention in eating disorders. Today, they focus more on the skill sets that can help an individual get and stay on the recovery path and avoid relapse.

Today, Kathy welcomes Mike Gurr, MS, MA, LPC, CDWF, and their topic is relapse prevention in eating disorders. They discuss the differences between a slip and a relapse, as well as a myriad of other issues surrounding relapse prevention. Because this topic is so wide-ranging, this episode is part one of a two-part interview.

Today, Kathy welcomes Rosalind “Roz” Rodgers, MA, R-DMT, GLCMA, and they discuss Roz’s experience as a dancer before and after movement therapy. Kathy and Roz discuss many of the issues dancers experience surrounding body image and eating disorders.

Today, Kathy welcomes Holly Peek, MD, MPH, and they talk about atypical anorexia. Atypical anorexia is a diagnosis that is very prevalent, yet many people aren’t aware if it or of its severe consequences. Kathy and Dr. Peek give you a lot to think about in this episode.

Welcome to ED Matters episode 100, a landmark and an accomplishment we are extremely proud of. We’d like to thank all of our guests and our listeners for being part of our first 100 episodes, we could not do it without you. For future episodes, if you have suggestions on topics, guests, or anything else, please email us at gurze@edcatalogue.com. On to today’s episode, Kathy continues her conversation with Dr. Walter Kaye, Dr. Guido Frank, and Heather Hower MSW, LICSW, QCSW, ACSW, on the role of anxiety in eating disorders. In case you missed part 1, please listen to episode 99.

Today, Kathy is joined by Dr. Walter Kaye, Dr. Guido Frank, and Heather Hower, MSW, LICSW, QCSW, ACSW. This is the first of a two-part episode where we learn about the role of anxiety on eating disorders.

Today, is a very special episode, as Kathy and I discuss something brand new from Gurze. Learn more about this special episode at edcatalogue.com/groups

Today, Kathy is joined by Karin Kaplan Grumet, RD, CEDRD, and they discuss the pros and cons of blind weighing. This is a topic which lacks consensus in the field, and we hope this episode will further the conversation and lead to more discussion and studies on the topic.

Today, Kathy is joined by Jennifer Rollin, MSW, LCSW-C, and their topic is the treatment of eating disorders from the Health at Every Size principles. They discuss Health at Every Size, how it can be used as part of treatment, and how it should be used in society as a whole.

Today, Kathy continues her conversation with Becky Barnett, PA-C, and Erin Snell, LCSW, MBA, on the co-occurrence of eating disorders and diabetes. If you missed part one of their conversation, be sure to listen to episode 94

Today, Kathy is joined by Becky Barnett, PA-C, and Erin Snell, LCSW, MBA, for a 2-part episode on the co-occurrence of eating disorders and diabetes.

Today, Kathy is joined by Eva Musby and their topic is helping parents to support their child recover from an eating disorder. Eva speaks from first-hand experience which shines through as she offers some wonderful advice and support for parents  supporting their child in recovery.   

Today, Kathy is joined by Stacey Merkl, and they talk about how theatre arts can improve self-esteem and body image, including some skill sets and suggestions for people to add body positivity into their everyday lives.

Today, Kathy is joined by Sam Tryon, MS, RD, and their topic is the importance of letting go of food judgments. Kathy and Sam discuss the dangers of food judgments, why it is important to let them go, and share some skills to help people let go of food judgments.  

Today, Kathy is joined by Jennifer Kreatsoulas, PhD, RYT-500, and their topic is using yoga grounding techniques to challenge and minimize meal anxieties. Not only do Kathy and Jennifer discuss these techniques, Jennifer kindly guides us through some of them so you can start using them right away.

Here is part 2 of Kathy’s interview with Dr. Ken Willis as they continue to discuss creating awareness for supportive change with the use of balance in psychotherapy.

Today, Kathy is joined by Dr. Ken Willis and their topic is creating awareness for supportive change with the use of balance in psychotherapy. As this is a wide-ranging topic, this will be a two-part episode, so be sure to listen to this episode as well as next week’s episode to learn more.