Meredith and Jill review higher level of care recommendations presented by the <a href= "https://www.nationaleatingdisorders.org/toolkit/parent-toolkit/level-care-guidelines-patients"> American Psychiatric Association guidelines</a>.  There are basically 5 levels of care ranging from out patient to inpatient. The chart helps reflect on key points to consider.  As always, seek supervision or peer consultation when you need more support with the client or understanding the complexities of helping a client with this decision.

Meredith and Jill review higher level of care recommendations presented by the American Psychiatric Association guidelines. There are basically 5 levels of care ranging from out patient to inpatient. The chart helps reflect on key points to consider. As always, seek supervision or peer consultation when you need more support with the client or understanding the complexities of helping a client with this decision.

Meredith and Jill review higher level of care recommendations presented by the <a href="https://www.nationaleatingdisorders.org/toolkit/parent-toolkit/level-care-guidelines-patients" rel="noopener noreferrer"> American Psychiatric Association guidelines</a>.&nbsp; There are basically 5 levels of care ranging from out patient to inpatient. The chart helps reflect on key points to consider.&nbsp; As always, seek supervision or peer consultation when you need more support with the client or understanding the complexities of helping a client with this decision.&nbsp;

When to refer to higher level of care

Whether you are just starting out in the field of eating disorders or a seasoned, wise clinician, everyone needs support, guidance and advice once in awhile. Welcome to dietitian seasonings and therapist reasonings, hosted by therapist Meredith Riddick and dietitian Jill Sechi, eating disorders specialists supervisors with A Collaborative Approach. This podcast is intended to support, educate, and validate clinicians in the eating disorders field; emphasizing the team approach as best practice and encouraging evidence based care.

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