👉30 Jan 1-2pm: Prof Janet Treasure, King's College London
What are Eating Disorders? The Cognitive Interpersonal Model Revisited
https://t.co/4PEA3awOKl
There is a fantastic line up of speakers! First up...
👉23 Jan 1-2pm (UK time): Dr Alex Nading, Cornell University
The Kidney and the Cane: Planetary Health and the Limits of Life Support in Nicaragua’s Sugarcane Zone
https://t.co/LB0AmmSzIY
More webinars are coming up in Jan '24 as part of the Anthropology of Eating Disorders project (PI: @AnnaLavis)!
The theme is 'ecological approaches to eating disorders and obesity', and they are convened with the Unit for Biocultural Variation and Obesity (@UniofOxford) 👇
Our team (PI @AnnaLavis) are excited to introduce 'Rethinking Eating Disorders', a new webinar series offering diverse insights into EDs—spanning experiential, academic, and clinical viewpoints.
🗓️Webinars start tomorrow!
Zoom details and the fantastic lineup of speakers👇
Eating disorders & self-harm ⬆️ in adolescent girls in the pandemic.
The self-harm rise was specific to 13-16 yr olds & came after rates fell during 1st lockdown.
Excellent, primary care-based study by Manchester colleagues & others. @LancetChildAdol
https://t.co/GAs7otarrP
Incidence and outcomes of #eatingdisorders during the pandemic: what has changed?
New @acamh blog from @ClaraGFaria1 Junior Doctor.
https://t.co/erfLtEwPbD
Our new paper shows that early intervention #eatingdisorder services in England faced significant increases in referrals post-COVID-19 lockdown 📈 investment in eating disorder services must match these worrying trends! @kingsedresearch https://t.co/qpGbMMj6xL
New paper by the @FREEDfromED team highlighting 1.4 fold increase in eating disorder referrals post covid lockdown https://t.co/VnWieYnKiH … replicate this for every age range across the country in ED services that were already struggling for capacity pre pandemic 🤯
Excited to be at the Øksnehallen venue in Copenhagen for #iaymh2022!
Kalen Reid @IMH_UoB and I will be presenting preliminary findings from @TheSHINEStudy (Self-Harm IN Eating disorders) in session 4.5 Sat 1st Oct (13:30) #reimagining#youthmh
Looking forward to presenting our preliminary findings so far from @TheSHINEStudy, an NIHR-funded study exploring self-harm in young people with an eating disorder, at the @iaymh conference in Copenhagen later this week! #iaymh2022
@AnnaLavis @mariamichail2 @UoB_IAHR @IMH_UoB
Here is @rosiependrous, our Research Fellow working on the @NIHRresearch funded Self-Harm in Eating Disorders @TheSHINEStudy at UoB explaining why paying attention to eating disorders is a key part of self-harm and suicide prevention.
https://t.co/dlfdZhHyOP
Our protocol paper is now published in @BMJ_Open! Using mixed-methods, we aim to better understand #selfharm in young people aged 16-25 with an #eatingdisorder.
Led by @AnnaLavis & @mariamichail2 at @unibirmingham, with PPI input from @IMH_UoB
Link👇
https://t.co/zWm6wOxZ78
We use:
1⃣ #EMA to explore self-harm functions & frequency in real time over 14-days
2⃣ Qualitative interviews with young people to understand the relationship & identify support needs, &
3⃣ Explore feasibility of recruiting and conducting the study in ED outpatient settings