Today, Kathy welcomes Dr. Lauren Mulheim, PSYD, FAED, CEDS, and they have a conversation about Family Based Treatment (FBT) phase 2, challenges during the pandemic.

Today, Kathy welcomes Melainie Rogers, MS, RDN, CDN, CEDRD-S, and they have an interesting conversation entitled, “is this veganism, or an eating disorder?”

Today, Kathy welcomes back Emily Boring, and they continue their conversation on the dilemma of target weights and full recovery. If you missed part 1, we strongly encourage you to listen to the previous episode.

Today, Kathy welcomes Emily Boring and they discuss the dilemma of target weights and full recovery. This is a two part conversation where Emily shares parts of her lived experience and we are extremely grateful that she chose to share this with us and all of you.

Today, Kathy welcomes Jennifer Rollin, MSW, LCSW-C, and they have a conversation on the harms of diet culture.

Today, Kathy welcome Brittany Braswell, MS, RDN, LD, and they have a discussion about a faith-based approach to eating disorder recovery.

Today, Kathy welcomes Chelsea Kronengold, MA, and they talk about everything coming up around National Eating Disorders Awareness Week. This year, NEDA invites Every Body to Have a Seat at the Table, and we hope you can participate and help spread the word.

Today, Kathy continues her conversation with Sondra Kronberg, MS, RD, CDN, CEDRD-S, as they dive further into Sondra’s special free Saturday morning program that is broadcast over the internet for everyone to listen, watch, learn, connect, and participate, which is called Morningside Chats in the Living.

Welcome to ED Matters episode 227. Today, Kathy welcomes Sondra Kronberg, MS, RD, CDN, CEDRD-S, and they talk about Sondra’s special free Saturday morning program that is broadcast over the internet for everyone to listen, watch, and learn, which is called Morningside Chats in the Living.

Today, Kathy continues her conversation with Dr. Margo Maine on the topic its never too late, identifying and treating eating disorders in midlife and older women.