Using theatre and performance workshops to tear the wall down between ED clients and practitioners. #ABITEsizedConversation | ICED 2020 Expert By Experience
Fascinating conversations surrounding the food industry, intuative eating and food security at today’s #ICED2020 Wildcard Plenary. The food industry has such a huge part to play in public health and work needs to be done to tackle the mass of debilitating messages it promotes!
@fairysatellite I suppose we then need to consider what a ‘real body’ is? Do we then run the risk of going the opposite way and shaming bodies that are naturally ‘unreal’ to others?
Big steps need 2 be taken 2 ensure that BIPOC & LGBTQI people are included in ED truma studies. Currently they’re not inclusive & cannot represent a full picture or measure of truma. Scout from @TFFED thank you for ensuring that social justice is reflected in research. #ICED2020
How do we educate teachers about neutral food language in early years? Great discussions and activity as part of the Translating Research into Public Health Policy and Practice. Consideration of ethnicity, economic background and gender needs to play a part in the design of this
@JacquiCake@ianframpton I absolutely agree. There was so much more additional work that needed to be done to understand and work through the truma of treatment both as a client and within the family unit. Truma as something you encounter when choosing to get help for something you want to keep (ED)
Do we need to be considering the very experience of having an ED as truma? What would treatment of ED truma look like? Is there already research into this? How would this differ to the treating of the ED itself? Our body as the reminder of our ED truma? #ICED2020
@OpenMindMH I would imagine there are a huge amount of people! I was inpatient and then a day patient until I went to uni where I had no support for 3 years. It wasn’t until my MA year that recovery really became part of my life and did it alone.
Inspired by the Biology Plenery this afternoon. Laura Hill’s discussiont wrap up was wonderful. I had never considered looking at temperament as part of a diagnostic process for both client and practioner - so obvious that this needs considering!
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Great discussions in #ICED2020 virtual networking about recovery through the lens of the patient + damaging effects of specific language choices. Recovery = reclaiming identity and being treated as a body not a diagnostic term. We need to be looked at people of strength 🙌🏻
A wonderful start to #ICED2020. Janet Treasure’s keynote was wonderful. Her focus on loss of identity in relation to having an AN was incredibly thought provoking and absolutely true! We do lose ourselves to our EDs and this needs to be recognised and reflected in treatment 🙌🏻
It was a delight to perform #ABITEsizedConversation yesterday for members of the Clinical Psychology department @UniofExeter. A rich and fruitful conversation was had - made all the more better by a good boogie! Thank you for watching and joining the fight with me.
Thank you to everyone who watched #ABITEsizedConversation@aitmfest on Saturday. It was wonderful to have so many people in the audience and to share what was a remarkable day of performances. Thank you @FluidMotionTC for creating such a fantastic festival & artistic environment
This glorious wether is certainly helping put us in the festival spirit for @aitmfest! Be sure to come on down to Eastrop Park for a day of FREE performances - the line up is fabulous! #aitmfest#festival#outsideperformance