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Many nutrition professionals working with clients affected by bulimia nervosa find theemslves asking : How do I recognise the signs of bulimia nervosa? How can I safely support nutritional rehabilitation? Where does my role begin and end ?

Whether you're new to the field, looking to solidify your knowledge or gain an update in the current research, this webinar is designed to help you navigate this uncertainty and give you the clarity, confidence, and tools you need to support individuals struggling with bulimia nervosa. Led by expert dietitian Sarah Elder, you’ll gain evidence-based insights and practical solutions that will help you in your practice.
Level: Core
Who Should Attend:
This webinar is designed for health professionals who support individuals with eating disorders and disordered eating, particularly those interested in bulimia nervosa.
Dietitians and Nutritionists: Gain evidence-based insights into nutrition stratergies in supporting those with bulimia nervosa.

Students: Gain foundational knwoeldge and skills of how bulimia nervosa impacts eating behaviors and explore tailored nutritional approaches to treatment.

Mental Health Professionals: Enhance your knowledge of the current research into nutrition and bulimia nervosa, informing your therapeutic practice.

Healthcare Professionals in Related Fields: Whether you work in general healthcare, psychology, or occupational therapy, this webinar will provide valuable insights into the nutritional considerations for individuals with bulimia nervosa and disordered eating.
 
This session is ideal for students with an interest in working within eating disorders and professionals with experience in eating disorder treatment who want to expand their expertise in supporting patients with bulimia nervosa.
 
What You'll Learn:

Understand the Diagnostic Criteria and Presentation of Bulimia Nervosa
Gain insight into how bulimia nervosa is diagnosed using DSM-5 and ICD-11 criteria, highlighting the importance of a weight neutral approach.
Identify the Physical and Nutritional Consequences of Bulimia Nervosa
Explore medical and nutritional complications associated with bulimia nervosa, including electrolyte imbalances, dehydration, refeeding risk and more specifically gastrointestinal concerns.
Define the Role of Nutrition Professionals in Multidisciplinary Treatment of Bulimia Nervosa
Clarify the responsibilities of nutrition professionals within a multidisciplinary team as per evidence based guidelines and how roles overlap and complement one another looking specifically around meal preparation and meal support and supervision.

Integrate Current Evidence-Based Nutritional Guidelines into Client-Centred Care for Bulimia Nervosa
Examine the latest research and clinical guidelines on nutritional rehabilitation for individuals with bulimia nervosa, including evidence-based strategies to ensure you are up to date in your practice.
 
Who's Speaking: Sarah Elder
Sarah Elder is a Registered Dietitian with the HCPC. She has a degree in Food Studies and Nutrition from Leeds University. She followed her interest of human nutrition and completed a post graduate Degree at Leeds Beckett University in Nutrition and Dietetics and a Master’s degree in Nutrition. Most recently she has completed a Masters in Advance Clinical Practice at York University.
Sarah specialises in eating disorders and disordered eating and has contributed to national training and guidance in this area. This includes speaking at Beat’s Front Line Conferences, The International Eating Disorders Conference, Royal College of Psychiatry Eating Disorders Conference and National Adult Eating Disorders training. Sarah has guest lectured, provided training and skills sessions for carers as part of her role at BEAT, the UK’s Eating Disorders charity as a Clinical Associate Trainer and developed and faciltated courses on Nutrition, Mental Health and Eating Disorders for the British Dietetic Association.
What’s Included:
Expert Insights: Gain evidence-based knowledge from Sarah Elder, a specialist dietitian with extensive experience in eating disorders, disordered eating and non-diet approaches. Learn the latest research and practical applications to enhance your client support.
 
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