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2020Gurzecatalog.Pdf GÜRZE/SALUCORE EatingDisorders RESOURCE CATALOGUE HOW DO WE THE MOST WIDELY REACH PEOPLE -USED RESOURCE WHO CAN’T IN THE EATING DISORDERS FIELD ACCESS SINCE 1980 TREATMENT? Bringing Neuroscience to the Patient LETTING GO OF SECRETS 2020 EDcatalogue.com IN ED RECOVERY ADVANCEMENTS IN THE FIELD // EMERGING RESEARCH // RECOVERY & SUPPORT WE CAN’T PROMISE IT WILL BE EASY. BUT WE CAN PROMISE YOU’RE WORTH IT. Care Without Compromise Why do people across the country choose Veritas Collaborative to begin their recovery journey? Veritas Collaborative is a comprehensive national healthcare ERC Ad goes here system—hospitals, outpatient centers, and assessment clinics—designed to bring a new standard of care to eating disorder treatment. YOUR JOURNEY TO A BRIGHTER FUTURE BEGINS HERE We provide a full continuum of care, from inpatient to Eating Recovery Center, the pioneer in comprehensive, innovative eating disorder treatment, offers individuals outpatient, supporting our belief that the right level of care best-in-class care for the most optimal outcomes. at the right time is key to lasting recovery. • Nationally-recognized physicians, psychiatrists and psychologists partner with registered dietitians to create individualized treatment plans We collaborate with referring providers to ensure a seamless • The most effective evidence-based psychotherapy and advanced pharmacologic care for eating disorders and transition and continuous support, from admission to co-occurring conditions discharge and beyond. • Full continuum of treatment services, including a first-of-its-kind Intensive Treatment Unit (ITU) as well as Inpatient, We are determined to change the eating disorder field so Residential, Partial Hospitalization and Intensive Outpatient Programs, enable treatment of the most complex cases that with eating disorders, their families, and and continuity of care all persons their communities have access to best-practice care, ongoing • Leading Child and Adolescent Treatment Program provides unmatched family therapy, education and support support through our alumni and family advocacy programs, • Specialized programs accept all genders and gender identities, ages 10 and up and helpful resources on the journey to recovery. • National network of 31 world-class treatment centers in 18 metro areas across eight states Why do people come to Veritas? Because they won’t compromise on their care. And neither will we. “When I first came to ERC, I didn’t believe I was worth recovery. Now, I feel like life is worth living again.” — A.D., Former Alum We are stronger together. Contact us today. 877-825-8584 | EatingRecoveryCenter.com | Majority of private insurance accepted California • Colorado • Illinois • Maryland • Ohio • South Carolina • Texas • Washington DURHAM, NC | CHARLOTTE, NC | ATLANTA, GA | RICHMOND, VA VERITASCOLLABORATIVE.COM | (855) 875-5812 © 2019 Eating Recovery Center. All rights reserved. WE CAN’T PROMISE IT WILL BE EASY. BUT WE CAN PROMISE YOU’RE WORTH IT. Care Without Compromise Why do people across the country choose Veritas Collaborative to begin their recovery journey? Veritas Collaborative is a comprehensive national healthcare system—hospitals, outpatient centers, and assessment clinics—designed to bring a new standard of care to eating disorder treatment. YOUR JOURNEY TO A BRIGHTER FUTURE BEGINS HERE We provide a full continuum of care, from inpatient to Eating Recovery Center, the pioneer in comprehensive, innovative eating disorder treatment, offers individuals outpatient, supporting our belief that the right level of care best-in-class care for the most optimal outcomes. at the right time is key to lasting recovery. • Nationally-recognized physicians, psychiatrists and psychologists partner with registered dietitians to create individualized treatment plans We collaborate with referring providers to ensure a seamless • The most effective evidence-based psychotherapy and advanced pharmacologic care for eating disorders and transition and continuous support, from admission to co-occurring conditions discharge and beyond. • Full continuum of treatment services, including a first-of-its-kind Intensive Treatment Unit (ITU) as well as Inpatient, We are determined to change the eating disorder field so Residential, Partial Hospitalization and Intensive Outpatient Programs, enable treatment of the most complex cases that with eating disorders, their families, and and continuity of care all persons their communities have access to best-practice care, ongoing • Leading Child and Adolescent Treatment Program provides unmatched family therapy, education and support support through our alumni and family advocacy programs, • Specialized programs accept all genders and gender identities, ages 10 and up and helpful resources on the journey to recovery. • National network of 31 world-class treatment centers in 18 metro areas across eight states Why do people come to Veritas? Because they won’t compromise on their care. And neither will we. “When I first came to ERC, I didn’t believe I was worth recovery. Now, I feel like life is worth living again.” — A.D., Former Alum We are stronger together. Contact us today. 877-825-8584 | EatingRecoveryCenter.com | Majority of private insurance accepted California • Colorado • Illinois • Maryland • Ohio • South Carolina • Texas • Washington DURHAM, NC | CHARLOTTE, NC | ATLANTA, GA | RICHMOND, VA VERITASCOLLABORATIVE.COM | (855) 875-5812 EDcatalogue.com 3 © 2019 Eating Recovery Center. All rights reserved. letter from the editor Contents Welcome! PAGE STORY 6 Bringing Neuroscience to the Patient DEAR READERS, By Guido K.W. Frank, MD 8 BOOK EXCERPT I Can Beat Anorexia! Finding the Having been a member Motivation, Confidence, and Skills to Recover and Avoid Relapse By Dr. Nicola Davies of the eating disorders 10 The (In)Visible Other: Intersubjectivity, community for more Blackness, and Eating Disorders Treatment than 25 years, I welcome By Marvice D. Marcus, PhD newcomers and send 12 How Do We Reach People Who Can’t Access the Treatment They Need? my best to everyone By Douglas W. Bunnell, PhD, FAED, CEDS invested in eating 14 BOOK EXCERPT The Eating Instinct: Food disorders prevention Culture, Body Image, and Guilt in America By Virginia Sole-Smith and recovery. 16 The Many Faces of Binge Eating Disorder As we enter this By Amy Pershing, LMSW, ACSW new decade together, I am emboldened by 18 BOOK EXCERPT Binge Eating Disorder: The hope. There is a dynamic wave of optimism Journey to Recovery and Beyond By Amy Pershing, LMSW, ACSW, and Chevese Turner spreading throughout our community, led 21 BOOK EXCERPT Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy by evidence-based approaches to treatment for Avoidant/Restrictive Food Intake Disorder: Children, Adolescents, and Adults By Jennifer J. and prevention, current research that both Thomas, PhD, and Kamryn T. Eddy, PhD answers our questions and sparks important 22 Letting Go of Secrets in Eating Disorder Recovery new ones, the energy of our activists, and By Mark Warren, MD, MPH, FAED improvements in access to treatment. 24 BOOK EXCERPT Ending the Diet Mindset: Reclaim a Healthy and Balanced Relationship with Food Our resources and support services for all and Body Image By Becca Clegg, LPC, CEDS aspects of eating disorder recovery continue 26 What Does a Nutrition Therapist Really Do? to reach many, and we appreciate the positive, By Sondra Kronberg, MS, RD, CDN, CEDRD-S encouraging feedback we receive. Our 28 BOOK EXCERPT The Body Is Not an Apology: The Power of Radical Self-Love By Sonya Renee Taylor contributors are always gracious in sharing 31 BOOK EXCERPT Loving Someone with an their knowledge and wisdom in the pages of Eating Disorder: Understanding, Supporting, and Connecting with Your Partner each catalogue, and while we can’t fit every By Dana Harron, PsyD worthwhile book recommendation in our 32 Fertility and Pregnancy in Eating Disorders magazine, we invite you to visit EDcatalogue. By Mittsi Crossman, MD, CEDS com/books for additional titles. 34 BOOK EXCERPT The Clinical Guide to Please take a thoughtful look at our Fertility, Motherhood, and Eating Disorders: From Shame to Self-Acceptance Treatment Facilities Index. These centers are By Kate B. Daigle, MA, LPC, CEDS dedicated to eating disorder recovery and your 37 BOOK EXCERPT Treating Eating Disorders in well-being, and we are grateful for their support. Adolescents By Tara L. Deliberto, PhD, and Dina Hirsch, PhD 38 Recognizing Institutionalized Weight Bias WITH WARM REGARDS, By Janell Mensinger, PhD, FAED 40 BOOK EXCERPT Eating Mindfully for Teens Kathy Cortese By Susan Albers, PsyD LCSW, ACSW, CEDS 42 Treatment Facilities Index Editor-in-Chief Copyright © 2020 Salucore, LLC, unless otherwise stated. All rights reserved. Contents may not be reproduced without permission. Cover and inside images: Getty Images. Models used for illustrative purposes 4 only. Creative Director: Antonella D'Agostino. Catalogue designed by Wendy Robison, wendyrobison.com. This catalogue is printed on recycled paper with at least 10% postconsumer waste. WE WILL FIND THE ANSWERS, TOGETHER. McLean’s Klarman Center: the place for e ective bulimia and anorexia treatment. ■ Comprehensive assessments and specialty consultations ■ Specialists in treating co-occurring depression and anxiety ■ Residential treatment for young women ages 16-26 877.203.6623 mclean.org/klarman EDcatalogue.com 5 McLean 2020 Gurze Ad_C.indd 1 11/20/19 2:42 PM anorexia Bringing Neuroscience to the Patient BY GUIDO K.W. FRANK, MD When anorexia nervosa was
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