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DESCRIPTION: \n\nEvidence-Informed Practices in Eating Disorder Treatment: 
 A one-day conference for professionals and practitioners\n\nHealth profess
 ionals are the primary target of this conference\, which consists of five 
 separate conferences given by six experts on eating disorders. The confere
 nce will discuss best practices in dealing with eating disorders and their
  issues (e.g. age\, presence of psychiatric comorbidity\, prevention\, etc
 .). \n\nCan we create a world in which women and girls are liberated from 
 destructive appearance standards? \n\nClinical Presentation and Discussion
 :\n\nSeveral guest speakers including: Dr. Carolyn Black Becker\, Ph.D.\, 
 Professor\, Psychology\, Trinity University\, San Antonio\, Texas\; Co-Dir
 ector\, Body Project Collaborative \n\nand Dr. Howard Steiger\, Ph.D.\, He
 ad\, Eating Disorders Continuum\; Professor\, Psychiatry\, ɬÀï·¬ Universi
 ty\n\nProgram & Registration:\n\nTo view the program\, click here.\n\nTo r
 egister\, click on the following link: Eventbrite\n\nPlaces are limited.\n
 \nThe conference will be broadcast live on the Facebook page of the Dougla
 s Mental Health University Institute.\n\nThis event is organized jointly b
 y the Eating Disorders Continuum of the Douglas Mental Health University I
 nstitute—a facility of the Montréal West Island Integrated University Heal
 th and Social Services Centre—and Anorexia and Bulimia Québec (ANEB).\n\nT
 alk Abstract:\n\nEmpirically supported treatment are not equivalent to evi
 dence-based practice: Blending research\, judgment and values in the treat
 ment of eating disorders\n\nClinicians increasingly experience pressure to
  engage in evidence-based practice\, which is often equated to delivery of
  empirically supported treatment (EST). Yet evidence-based practice consis
 ts of three components – only one of which includes ESTs. More specificall
 y\, in evidence-based practice\, which is commonly conceptualized as a thr
 ee-legged stool\, clinicians must incorporate each of the following into t
 reatment: the best research available\, including ESTs\; clinical judgment
 \; and patient values and preferences. This can be particularly challengin
 g when patients present with high degrees of comorbidity. The aim of this 
 talk is to consider each component of evidence based practice in the conte
 xt of eating disorders.\n
DTSTART:20170512T123000Z
DTEND:20170512T203000Z
LOCATION:CA\, Institut universitaire en santé mentale Douglas\, Salle Dougl
 as\, CA\, QC\, Montréal\, 6875\, boulevard LaSalle
SUMMARY:Conference on Evidence-Informed Practices in Eating Disorder Treatm
 ent
URL:/channels/event/conference-evidence-informed-pract
 ices-eating-disorder-treatment-267197
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