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FINAL PROGRAM START SPREADING THE NEWS Education, Dissemination & the Science of Eating Disorders Academy for Eating Disorders Academy for Eating Disorders ICED2019 MARCH 14-16 NEW YORK, NY Clinical Teaching Day/Research Training Day | March 13 2 ICED2019 | FINAL PROGRAM TABLE OF CONTENTS President’s Welcome 4 President Elect’s Welcome 6 Letter from the Governor 7 Letter from the Mayor 8 Partners and Sponsors 9 About AED® 10 2018-2019 AED® Leadership, Committees, and Staff 11 2019 Awards 13 General Information 17 Keynote Address 25 Schedule-at-a-Glance 26 Pre-Conference Sessions and Events 31 Plenaries 36 Educational Sessions 43 Poster Sessions 51 Paper Sessions 96 Research Practice Global Think Tank 116 ICED 2019 Faculty 118 Exhibitors 120 Exhibit Hall Floor Plan 13 0 Sheraton New York Times Square Hotel | NEW YORK CITY, NEW YORK, USA 3 START SPREADING THE NEWS Education, Dissemination & the Science of Eating Disorders ICED2019 MARCH 14-16 NEW YORK, NY PRESIDENT’S WELCOME Welcome to the 2019 International For this year’s meeting, enormous thanks go to the Scientific Conference on Eating Disorders (ICED), Program Committee, co-chaired by Ross Crosby and and welcome to New York City! This Kelsie Forbush (and the Director of Annual Meetings, year’s theme is “Start Spreading the Jennifer Thomas). Thanks also go to the Research- News: Education, Dissemination, Practice Committee, co-chaired by Allison Kelly and Kelly & the Science of Eating Disorders.” Bhatnagar, and the Educational Programming Committee, There will always be more to learn, but co-chaired by Beth Brandenburg and Caitlin Martin-Wagar we already know quite a bit—and what (and the Director of Research Practice Integration, Kristin we know can help people. How do we get to work getting this von Ranson). Finally, we owe thanks to the Awards and information in the hands of those who are best positioned to Scientific Review Committee, co-chaired by Robyn Sysko make the greatest impact? This is what the theme of the con- and TJ Raney, and the Fellows Committee, chaired by ference means to me, and I will be looking for all the answers Susan Paxton (and the Director of Standards of Excellence, to this question I can find during our time together Jennifer Lundgren). Importantly, the AED relies heavily on in New York. a small paid staff whose expertise on meeting and non-profit organization management is critical to our functioning. Thank Many people worked tirelessly to put together this thought- you to our staff, which includes our Executive Director, Elissa provoking, informative, diverse, and cutting-edge program Myers, our Deputy Executive Director, Dawn Gannon, our that begins with the keynote address by Dr. Thomas Joiner, meetings team of Margaret Jamborski, Yvette Duron, and who will discuss his theory of suicidal behavior. We also look Casey Rodgers, our Marketing/Communications Manager, forward to the four plenaries, covering treatment duration/inten- Courtney Eiland and our administrative staff, Lorna Valle sity, sexual minority issues relevant to eating disorders, when and Ronald Phan. compulsory treatment may be indicated, and devising neuro- biologically based treatment targets. The individuals invited Of course, the AED is more than its annual meeting. We are “a to speak at these plenaries come from all over, representing global professional association committed to leadership in eat- many places, people, and perspectives. Space does not allow ing disorders research, education, treatment, and prevention.” listing all of the offerings, but between the clinical teaching and If you attend this meeting, and you’re not a member of the AED, research training day sessions, all the workshops, oral paper I urge you to consider joining. I encourage you to find me at presentations, poster presentations, SIG panel presentations, this meeting to ask me why you should join—I will exhaust you and the Research Practice Global Think Tank, this program is with a list of reasons that I feel confident will convince you of bursting at the seams with fascinating topics, discussions, and the value of being a member of this group. Better yet, engage presentations. As is always the case at our annual meeting, with members of our Member Recruitment and Retention we will have to make difficult decisions about what to attend, Committee (MRRC) who are vastly more adept at conveying because there are so many wonderful options from which to the benefits of joining the AED than me. They have helped choose. Don’t forget that if you have to make a choice, most of put together enticing introductory member offers that are only the program content will be available for you to buy online and available while you’re at this meeting. you can bring back some of the great ideas via the recordings to share with your team at home. 4 ICED2019 FINAL PROGRAM START SPREADING THE NEWS Education, Dissemination & the Science of Eating Disorders ICED2019 MARCH 14-16 NEW YORK, NY While I’m mentioning other committees, did you know that Finally, I’m personally thrilled that we will celebrate the start the AED has 22 committees/task forces? They each deserve of Bryn Austin’s presidency on Saturday night at the closing mention: (1) Advocacy & Communications Committee, social event. Everyone is welcome, and I hope you attend. (2) Nominations Committee, (3) Awards and Scientific Review Bryn is worldly, kind, humble, courageous, committed, and Committee, (4) Partnership, Chapter, & Affiliate Committee, it’s simply a delight to be in her company. The AED could not (5) Research Practice Committee, (6) Educational Program- be in better hands. Thank you, Bryn, for taking on this ming Committee, (7) Electronic Media Committee, (8) Social responsibility. Media Committee, (9) Ethics Committee, (10) Expert by Expe- rience Committee, (11) Special Interest Groups Oversight I am grateful for having been entrusted to lead the AED over Committee, (12) Fellows Committee, (13) Finance Committee, this past year and even more grateful for all of the volunteers (14) Forum Committee, (15) Medical Care Standard Commit- and staff who’ve done all the heavy lifting. I’m especially tee, (16) Member Retention/Recruitment Committee, (17) 2019 thankful for members of the Board of Directors, Stephanie Annual Conference Program Committee, (18) 2020 Annual Bauer, Bryn Austin, Ursula Bailer, Guido Frank, Rachel Conference Program Committee, (19) Task Force for the Bachman-Melman, Jennifer Thomas, Marisol Perez, Development of Psychological Care Guidelines, and the Annemarie van Elburg, Chevese Turner, Kristin von (20) Task Force of Leaders of Nonprofit & University-Based Ranson, and Jennifer Lundgren, and Executive Director Intensive Eating Disorder Treatment. In addition, we’re cur- Elissa Myers and Deputy Executive Director Dawn Gannon, rently forming the (21) Development Committee and the all of whom are reliable colleagues and honest friends. If you (22) Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Committee. In total, there see them, please thank them. are over 200 committee/task force member positions (and growing, with the addition of two new committees). The busi- ness of the AED is conducted by these 200+ unpaid member volunteers, a very small paid staff, and the 12-member Board of Directors, who are also unpaid member volunteers. Without our members volunteering to carry on the work of the AED, we could not accomplish all that we do. THANK YOU, and Kyle De Young, PhD, FAED “thank you” doesn’t begin to cover the level of gratitude President owed to you. While you’re here in New York, soaking in the intellectual riches of this meeting, please become a member of the AED, and if you’re already a member, please talk to those who are committee/task force/board members to identify your place in the organization. Then, look out for the next call for volunteers and raise your hand! Or, if you’d like to get started right away, it’s not too late to volunteer for a committee right here at the meeting—speak to the staff at the registration desk! Sheraton New York Times Square Hotel | NEW YORK CITY, NEW YORK, USA 5 START SPREADING THE NEWS Education, Dissemination & the Science of Eating Disorders ICED2019 MARCH 14-16 NEW YORK, NY PRESIDENT ELECT’S WELCOME Greetings, AED® Family and Friends! more, all with some important relevance or implications for how we do our work in eating disorders. Working and Welcome to the International Conference learning across differences—whether in terms of disci- on Eating Disorders (ICED) 2019 and pline, profession, perspectives, or life experience—can to the Big Apple! New York City is the often spark our most generative “aha” moments. largest city in the United States and also one of the most diverse anywhere in the 2) Reach out to someone new, someone you don’t know world, with over 800 languages spoken already, and someone from another country and among the 8.5 million city residents. Here at ICED, we are continent far from your own. At ICED this year, we have pleased to provide Spanish translation of the keynote, plenary nearly 50 countries and every continent represented sessions, and a few of the other presentations. We invite among our delegates (well, except Antarctica…). you to take the opportunity to use the service if you prefer to Introduce yourself, share a little about each other and hear the presentations in Spanish or would like to hone your your work, and exchange emails. A hallmark of our Spanish language skills if you are out of practice. conference is the priceless opportunity to network with other eating disorders professionals from around the This ICED also marks the advent of our new Diversity, Equity, world. Whether you are new to the field or you have and Inclusion Advisory Committee to the Board.