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The SeasonED RD is a podcast for all professionals in the field of eating disorders who want a “one-stop-shop” for the resources, the people, and the connections that matter. Whether you are newly seasoned (intern, student, or newer professional in the field) or well seasoned, this podcast is for you. Let’s learn together!
Episodes
Friday Dec 16, 2022
We Are Both Student And Teacher
Friday Dec 16, 2022
Friday Dec 16, 2022
Supervision Groups Forming Now – January-June cohort
Supervision Membership – stay tuned
As always, Supervision Freebies (January Freebie is updated!)
How to Stay Energized and Eager to Do This Work.
With your host Beth Harrell
Friday Dec 09, 2022
CGMs and Weight Loss Shots – From Diabetes Care to Pop Culture
Friday Dec 09, 2022
Friday Dec 09, 2022
Janice Baker MBA RDN CDCES CNSC BC-ADM
From Janice Baker’s bookshelf to our ears, Janice is one of the greatest teachers for me, especially when it comes to diabetes care and the intersections of diet culture, weight focus and eating disorders.
Weight-centric care is "baked into" our trainings, but is getting better.
What do we do when someone needs to pay attention to carbs and dosing insulin, at times it feels disorders to be rigid?
During her formal education, she remembers it was a beautiful time with cultural foods and dairy and full fat foods without fear.
Then the fat free era resulted in foods that tasted like pencil erasers - Avocados were called green fat bombs
Pop culture of continuous glucose monitoring (CGM's) in gyms, measuring insulin, waist trimmers, GLP1 receptor agonist, decrease appetite, slows down gastric motility, being marketed as alternative to bariatric surgery.
Newest medical guides - No resource is perfect, parts I want to question more about where the ideas came from. Size acceptance and definition of health.
Janice’s Seasonings:
*Full bookshelf, (and reading them all)
*Learning about bio-psycho-social model
*sea turtles are her love
Bio:
Janice Baker MBA RDN CDCES CNSC BC-ADM
Registered Dietitian/Nutritionist Certified Diabetes Care and Education Specialist
Certified Nutrition Support Clinician
Board Certified – Advanced Diabetes Management
619-742-0145 jbaker9@gmail.com
An alumnus of California Polytechnic State University in San Luis Obispo, Janice completed her post graduate dietetic internship at Good Samaritan Hospital in Cincinnati, Ohio and a master’s degree in business administration while working toward additional certifications in diabetes management and nutrition support.
Janice started practice in 1983 as a clinical/acute care dietitian and assistant manager of nutrition services at Palomar Hospital in Poway, California before joining Arch Medical Group in 1994 to provide nutrition and disease management services. She has worked with Alsana, Montecatini and Mandometer clinics for eating disorder treatment, and home health, orthopedic and other preoperative surgery education for Palomar Health in Poway and Escondido. She also has a private practice and consults with a variety of corporations.
Janice volunteers with Taking Control of Your Diabetes and other organizations to promote diabetes prevention, education and management. Janice has also worked with public schools and universities to educate students and faculty on health and nutrition issues.
With your host Beth Harrell
Friday Dec 02, 2022
Is This A Good Hair Day?
Friday Dec 02, 2022
Friday Dec 02, 2022
This thing (eating disorders) was just a fad.
Listening to women’s stories is how I come up with book topics
It IS possible to be attached to the meaning of hair
Hair is the forgotten aspect of body image
Perfection feels like the answer – and it doesn’t exist
Perfection is the the death of our soul
This goes way beyond the eating disorder population.
Fathers are not to be blamed – we need to help men understand their role.
Bio:
Margo Maine, PhD, FAED, CEDS, National Eating Disorders Association Founder and former Adviser, Founding Fellow of the Academy for Eating Disorders. Author of eight books, most recently Hair Tells a Story: Hers, Yours & Ours and Pursuing Perfection: Eating Disorders, Body Myths, and Women at Midlife and Beyond, she lectures internationally on eating disorders and practices in CT. She loves the earth and gets up early every day to celebrate it.
With your host Beth Harrell
Friday Nov 25, 2022
How to Stay Energized and Eager to Do This Work
Friday Nov 25, 2022
Friday Nov 25, 2022
Connecting with others who are also always learning is a key
Gender identity and body image in eating disorders
Who Is The Expert? As a cis-gender person, we can’t know it in this way
Trans and gender non-conforming clients are at much higher risk for eating disorders and treatment options have been limited
Hold client as expert but not in the role of educating others
Body neutrality vs body acceptance or body positivity
This is the vehicle you have,
Language matters
Leaning into the power dynamic.
Love protects - My kiddo is the expert of himself.
Cait’s Seasonings:
Diversity with the theme of Love as protector
Erin Harrop
Carolyn Becker research – “the real intervention is to donate to the food pantry”
Diversity Dietetics
Social Justice Issues, Health at Every Size
Keep training, stay interested – RO-DBT, IFS
Bio:
Cait Scafati (she/her) is a licensed clinical social worker with a background in art therapy focused on clients with co-occurring trauma and eating disorders. She began her work in the eating disorders field more than 15 years ago working with the National Eating Disorders Association. Since that time she has had the privilege of working with hundreds of clients and their families on their journey to recovery at all levels of care (outpatient, IOP, PHP, residential, and inpatient). Cait is passionate about creating an affirming, safe, creative space for therapy through the lens of Health at Every Size®, Intuitive Eating, trauma-informed, and social justice frameworks. With many years of experience in admissions, Cait is passionate about bringing hope to her clients and believes in the potential for full recovery. She has training in CBT, DBT, and trauma in addition to her background in eating disorders. Cait is currently co-chair of the Professionals in Recovery special interest group through the Academy for Eating Disorders and has presented at multiple national conferences and facilitated workshops for parents and loved ones.
I have started and am facilitating a group at Within for ED professionals who are struggling in their recovery. I am very excited that we are able to offer this - to my knowledge it's the first of it's kind! I would LOVE it if you would highlight that in the intro. I don't have a link yet, but it will be nested in our PHP/IOP. I would encourage providers to reach out to us via our website if they would like a confidential assessment.
With your host Beth Harrell
Friday Nov 18, 2022
Your Body Knows What To Do
Friday Nov 18, 2022
Friday Nov 18, 2022
As we prepare for the holidays, Katy shares how she helps her clients navigate food and family and friends.
See what she says about coping vs numbing, and how regret is different from guilt.
But most importantly, your body knows what to do.
A “Do No Harm” Thanksgiving - Follow my Lead SesonED RD Podcast episode.
Katy’s Seasonings:
Rebuilding Trust With Your Body Podcast
Supervision
Team Collaboration
Bio:
Katy Harvey, MS, RD, LD, CEDS is a non-diet dietitian who specializes in helping people recover eating disorders, disordered eating, dieting and body image struggles. Katy works with clients 1:1 in her private practice, and she also has many online resources including a digital course called Non-Diet Academy. Additionally, Katy is the host of the Rebuilding Trust With Your Body podcast where she shares tips and strategies for making peace with food and your body, along with interviews with people who are on the intuitive eating journey. Outside of work Katy loves spending time with her husband and 2 sons, being outside, running and listening to true crime podcasts. If you bump into Katy at a coffee shop she's probably holding a vanilla latte and getting ready to catch up on emails or do some journaling.
With your host Beth Harrell
Friday Nov 11, 2022
Claim Full Recovery at Lunch Today
Friday Nov 11, 2022
Friday Nov 11, 2022
Claiming victories at each step
Using Body as a Resource
Neuroception, Polyvagal theory
Snake example – that’s my system trying to protect me
How can we get nutrition into the thinking brain?
Show up for the client and come into THEIR world with compassion
Shaun helps Beth with a little bit of supervision
Safe and Sound Protocol
Fully Claiming Victories
TWINKIES
Dr. Shaun’s Seasonings:
Dr. Dan Seigel – Window of Tolerance
Dr. Stephen Porges – Polyvagal Theory, Safe and Sound Protocol
Jessica Setnick’s Pyramid (Adequacy at the base)
Using the body as a resource:
- We need to do our own work
- How we show up is going to impact the work we do
Collaborative care
“It doesn’t have to be so confrontational”
Bio:
Dr. Shaun Riebl provides trauma-informed nutrition therapy to individuals seeking treatment for disordered eating and eating disorders. His passion for this population began with his master's thesis studying eating disorders in male cyclists, and he continued to explore eating behaviors during his doctoral work. Dr. Riebl has held assistant professorships at UNC Chapel Hill and The University of Mississippi as well as research positions with Duke University. With nearly ten years of clinical experience, he promotes freedom, flexibility, and nourishment with food while providing compassionate, evidence-based treatment for all people.
With your host Beth Harrell
Friday Nov 04, 2022
Hold Still With Me And Help Me Grieve
Friday Nov 04, 2022
Friday Nov 04, 2022
Beth Hartman McGilley, Ph.D., FAED, CEDS-S
- The Relationship Is The Secret Sauce
- How feeling fat, dumb and ugly can teach us
- Find a supervisor, find a therapist who will help you stay attuned to the relationship in which that healing is happening.
- Insight isn’t curative but it’s essential
- Saw myself in the textbook - At least 30% of us in the field with lived experience with ED- it was RADICAL to talk about it
- How privilege informs our experience, understanding intersectionality, how it impacts us as professionals
- “I marvel at what younger therapists are learning”
- Recognize our limitation – it’s ok to have 2 therapists or transfer to those who specialize in the work most needed.
Beth’s Seasonings:
- Understand issues of power and shame
- Margo Maine, PhD – Body Wars, Pursuing Perfection, Father Hunger
- Killing Us Softly – Jean Kilbourne
- Cynthia Bulik
- Bio, Psycho, Social and SPIRITUAL
- Dan Siegel and neurobiology
- Polyvagal theory
- Susan Wooley
- Dr. Michael Barrett
- Research practice gap book
- “If I had to impart any wisdom to younger people in the field, what I see missing in the training is learning how to source the therapeutic relationship in the service of healing”
Bio:
Beth Hartman McGilley, Ph.D., FAED, CEDS-S is a psychologist in private practice, specializing in the treatment of eating disorders, athletes, trauma, and grief. Her practice is informed by feminist, HAES, and social justice perspectives. A Fellow of the AED, and a Certified Eating Disorders Specialist/Supervisor, she has practiced psychotherapy for over 35 years, in addition to writing, lecturing, and supervising. She is the co-editor of the book: Treatment of Eating Disorders: Bridging the Research/Practice Gap.
With your host Beth Harrell
Friday Oct 28, 2022
Game Changer - FBT Informed Nutrition Care
Friday Oct 28, 2022
Friday Oct 28, 2022
“It’s so hard
FBT (Family Based Treatment) allows a place for the eating disorder to emote and parents to be empowered
3 Phases of FBT are described
Phase 1 is a hard sell
How do we support caregivers it if we’re the only FBT informed practitioner on the team
Someone needs to lead it
These parents are hearing higher weights than they have ever heard and will likely see higher calories than is usually ever needed.
Power team of collaborative care in Katie’s EDRD Pro course
Katie’s Seasonings:
Surrounding yourself with life teachers
Dr. Lauren Muhlheim - When Your Teen Has an Eating Disorder: Practical Strategies to Help Your Teen Recover from Anorexia, Bulimia, and Binge Eating
Dr Peeble's episode on The SeasonED RD
Katie Makie, RN FEAST - https://www.feast-ed.org/
Renee Rienecke, PhD Guest Speaker for the course
Course - EDRD Pro FBT Informed Nutrition Counseling for Eating Disorder Treatment 2.0
Bio:
Katie Grubiak, RDN graduated from the Coordinated Program in Dietetics at The University of Texas at Austin. She first pursued a career in public health nutrition in San Diego and Los Angeles with a maternal-child focus. It was in the same underprivileged area of Los Angeles where she was serving nutritionally that she began to combine her passions, teaching dance and guiding families of dancers to public health clinic access at a foundation called everybody dance! which was awarded by First Lady Michelle Obama the National Arts & Humanities Youth Program Award. Her involvement in multidisciplinary eating disorder treatment started at the UCLA Arthur Ashe Student Health & Wellness Center. Katie developed a unique style of practicing Family Based Treatment that was driven by her collaborations with Dr. Lauren Muhlheim at Eating Disorder Therapy LA. In addition, Katie was the eating disorder dietitian at Optimum Performance Institute in Woodland Hills, California which specializes in DBT focused mental health residential treatment for young adults. Katie now has her own nutrition and care coordination private practice named NUTRITION ILLUMINATION.
With your host Beth Harrell
Friday Oct 21, 2022
Nobody Cares About Weight
Friday Oct 21, 2022
Friday Oct 21, 2022
Listen in to hear how Dr. Bermin became interested in the psychology of women and the psychology of gender. Her interest in eating disorders was borne through seeing how body image concerns robbed women of achieving beautiful and amazing things in life.
ACT helps us let go of the unproductive struggle
Join in her excitement - “The world has evolved, culture has come along with me and I feel so ready.”
How do we work with “I don’t want to accept myself, I need to lose weight”?
We are taught to judge bodies from a young age and are not privileged to grow up in a culture that values all bodies
INFORMED CONSENT to start with a client who is interested in this work
You want what you think the weight loss will buy.
What about bariatric surgery?
Let go of the healthiest thinking
White clinicians have a lot of work to do
Dr. Margit Berman’s Seasonings:
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Acceptance Commitment Therapy
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Wished I had had earlier and better education on ageism, racism
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Women En Large –Laurie Toby Edison - forgotten foremothers of HAES – Fat women
Bio:
Margit Berman, Ph.D., LP, is the Program Director of the Clinical Psychology PsyD Program at Augsburg University and Assistant Professor of Psychiatry at the Geisel School of Medicine at Dartmouth. In addition to training future psychologists, she conducts research on intervention development in women's health. She wrote the clinician manual and self-help guide for the Accept Yourself! intervention for larger-bodied women with depression.
She is the author of Acceptance-Based Approaches for Weight Concerns and Workbook.
With your host Beth Harrell
Saturday Oct 15, 2022
Parents Are Not The Problem – (Even if they think they are)
Saturday Oct 15, 2022
Saturday Oct 15, 2022
Janice Poplack, LCSW-S, ACSW
Brandi Powell, MS, RD, LD, CEDS-S
Jill Sechi, MS, RDN, CEDS-S, LD
&
Theresa Fassihi, PHD, FAED, CEDS-S
Today's episode we talk about:
Virtual caregivers support for eating disorders - parent's often feel helpless.
Find out not only what every professional and parent should know, but "What every human should know"
Ways we can help caregivers with the ups and downs of refeeding
This work is a supplement to family based team training based on what parents need while their child has a team
For professionals - Monthly peer supervision group – sign up using this link https://www.empoweredurecovery.com/for-clinicans
Empowered U’s Seasonings:
- How to Nourish Your Child Through an Eating Disorder -Plate by plate approach – Casey Crosbie and Wendy Sterling https://www.platebyplateapproach.com
- What to Say to Kids when nothing seems to work - https://www.routledge.com/What-to-Say-to-Kids-When-Nothing-Seems-to-Work-A-Practical-Guide-for-Parents/Lafrance-Miller/p/book/9781138344631
- "Make sure you (the professional) do supervision"
https://www.empoweredurecovery.com/
Bios:
Theresa Fassihi, PHD, FAED, CEDS-S, is a clinical psychologist with more than 20 years of experience treating eating disorders at all levels of care. Dr. Fassihi was first exposed to FBT in 2001 at The Maudsley Hospital in London, where she did her first training in the model. She has since trained in Chicago with the team of Daniel LaGrange, at UCSD with Dr. Walter Kaye and his colleagues and Adele LaFrance. Dr. Fassihi is also a trauma specialist and recognizes how traumatic it can be to have an eating disorder and also to see a loved one struggling with an eating disorder. Part of the work towards recovery is learning to cope with the trauma.
Janice Poplack, LCSW-S, ACSW is a clinical social worker specializing in family systems and mental health including Eating Disorders (ED,) has been in practice for more than 40 years. She graduated with a BS from Syracuse University and received a MSSW from Columbia University with post graduate training in psychoanalytic psychodynamic psychotherapy from the D.C. Institute of Mental Hygiene. Janice worked in community mental health in NYC, Washington DC and Houston, before joining the clinical staff at The Menninger Clinic in 2003, retiring from the Clinic in June of 2021. At Menninger, Janice served three years as the interim Director of the Eating Disorder Unit, and assisted in the development and supporting the work of the current ED Track. In 2009 Janice became Director of Clinic al Social Work, a position which promoted the importance the family can play in mental health treatment and recovery. Janice has presented at local and national conferences on a variety of topics including “ED: Fact and Fiction”; “Mentalizing Treatment for the Treatment ED Patients (with T Fasshihi, Ph.D).”; ”Treating the Complex ED Patient”; and “Family Matters: An Orientation to Family Therapy”. Janice was honored at Menninger with an “Excellence in Social Work Leadership Award”, “The Arthur Mandelbaum Distinguished Educator’s Award” and, “Excellence in Patient Advocacy” recently named in her honor. Janice has been a member of The Academy of Eating Disorders, The National Eating Disorders Association, Houston Eating Disorder Specialists, The National Association of Social Workers, Houston Psychoanalytic Society, and The American Group Psychotherapy Association.
Brandi Powell, MS, RD, LD, CEDS-S is a registered dietitian and certified eating disorders specialist and supervisor. She obtained a masters of science in nutrition and has worked in higher levels of care (including IOP and PHP). She currently runs a private practice in Pearland where she focuses on eating disorders and providing supervision/consultation to other dietitians. She began working with eating disorders in 2005 and is passionate about guiding her clients to fully recover. She has learned about FBT and EFFT through supervision, reading and attending educational sessions.
Jill Sechi's episode - The ED RD Residency
With your host Beth Harrell