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The Academy for Eating Disorders Presents Diverse Perspectives, ICED Shared Goals 2017 June 8-10 2017 International Conference on Eating Disorders June 7: Clinical Teaching & Research Training Day Prague Congress Centre | Prague, Czech Republic Final Program International Journal of EATING DISORDERS Your focus should be on the research; let Wiley focus on providing a seamless publishing experience. Your research is important and delivers real impact in the field. Let Wiley lighten your load with our publishing expertise. Publish with the International Journal of Eating Disorders http://bit.ly/PublishIJED Clear publication guidelines for authors Traditional and Open Access publishing options Quick and easy submission process Article tracking through each step: acceptance to publication Editing, language, and other resources for emerging authors and article collaborators Broad dissemination of your research to a global readership Discover more about the International Journal of Eating Disorders at http://bit.ly/IJEatDis ICED2017 Vítejte v Praze! Welcome to Prague! ¡Bienvenidos a Praga! Dear Colleagues, Vítejte v Praze! Welcome to Prague! ¡Bienvenidos a Praga! As the Academy approaches its 24th birthday, Research Training Day provided helpful we are excited and privileged to start our insights and information to those just beginning celebration in a city of a hundred spires, a their careers. Thank you and congratulations to UNESCO monument and one of the most all of you for all your hard work! beautiful cities in the world. It is my great pleasure to welcome you to Prague, the Prague To begin a very ambitious and well planned Congress Centre and to the 2017 International agenda, we anticipate an extraordinary keynote Conference on Eating Disorders (ICED) with from Vikram Patel, PhD describing Psychological this year´s theme: Diverse Perspectives, Shared Treatments for the World followed by presenters Goals. We come with different perspectives in four outstanding plenary sessions covering while focusing on the common good for all, to complex issues in research and practice protect and promote research, evidence based including: (I) setting the stage: clinical staging treatment, education and prevention in the and personalized approaches to treating eating field of eating disorders. disorders; (II) atypical eating disorders: addressing the overlooked and misunderstood (III) eating The ICED is widely recognized as the premier disorders, obesity and addiction: a critical analysis; annual conference for the International Eating and (IV) neuroimaging and beyond: the clinical Disorder Community. Over the next three value of eating disorders brain research. We are days, we will not only have a superb academic offering 33 interactive workshops presented by experience with multiple opportunities for leading scientists and clinicians in our field, 132 face-to-face interaction and to bond with paper presentations and 240 poster presentations specialists and conference attendees from by scholars from around the globe. In addition, we around the world, but we will also meet “old and have the Special Interest Groups (SIG) Discussion new” friends and colleagues in the field. This is Panels and annual meetings, a Meet the Experts an experience I really look forward to every year! Session, the HLA Chapter annual meeting, the PCAC Global luncheon with colleagues from Conference Co-Chairs Unna Danner, PhD and North America, South and Central America, Asia, Jennifer Wildes, PhD, FAED, the 2017 Program Eastern and Western Europe, and the Global Think Committee, Jenny Thomas, PhD our director Tank Session entitled “Different Perspectives, for the Annual Meeting Portfolio and the AED Similar Goals: Integrating Research and Practice.” headquarters staff have created an outstanding program. In addition to this enriching program, I want to invite you to help shape the future Ursula Bailer, MD, FAED chaired our ICED of the ED Community in Europe by attending Clinical Teaching Day/Research Training Day the inaugural meeting of the AED European Committee. Yesterday, Clinical Teaching Day Chapter later this afternoon, and remember provided an array of in-depth workshops that if you are practicing in Europe, this year you on state-of-the-art-treatment, medical will be able to obtain European CME credits for complications and neuroscience in the field attending this conference. to help expand clinical skills, while the ICED 2017 | Prague, Czech Republic | June 8-10, 2017 3 Continuing with our global mission, we are again advocates and other partner organizations in offering simultaneous translations to all plenaries the field, we can make a real impact on early and selected workshops into Spanish. On behalf diagnosis and appropriate treatment. If you are of the AED Board of Directors, I want to extend a member of the AED, I hope you are as excited our deepest gratitude to all our distinguished as I am to see the expansion and development guests, members, presenters, volunteers, of our beloved organization, and I encourage exhibitors, sponsors, advocates, carers, supporters you to continue to participate and work to reach and everyone whose commitment to ICED and our goals. If you are not a member, but you are AED have serve to build a real and powerful already excited with all our plans, I invite you to community every year. stop by our Membership booth to explore the many benefits for joining during the conference! I invite each of you to attend our opening reception this evening, talk with exhibitors and Lastly, I want to thank all our members, view the posters from 5:45 p.m. – 7:15 p.m. If you volunteers, donors and advocates of AED for are not an AED member, please come to the their continuous support, energy, time and non-member meet and greet event, being held commitment. My special thanks and warmest in the same area. gratitude to our board of directors who have overseen all activities of AED: Carolyn Becker There are many other ways for you to engage (immediate past president), Steffi Bauer during ICED. Our Social Media Committee will (president elect), Bryn Austin (secretary), Guido be live on Facebook talking to attendees after Frank (treasurer), Jenny Thomas (director for sessions, and in fact, they are broadcasting now! annual meetings), Kyle De Young (director You can also convert 140 character conversations for communications), Annemarie van Elburg into actual lengthy exchanges during our Tweet (director for membership), Donna Friedman Up, Tweet Out sessions held during the morning (director for patient-carer relations), Lauren break each day. And don´t forget to join me and Muhlheim (director for outreach), Ursula Bailer other AED colleagues on Saturday for the Awards (director for research-practice integration), Ceremony during the business meeting where Jennifer Lundgren (director for standards of we will honor our 2017 AED Award recipients, excellence) and Lisa Myers (executive director). research and clinical scholarship recipients, our Big thanks to our headquarters staff (Dawn, new class of 2017 AED Fellows and will recognize Margaret, Yvette, Christine, Bethany and Lorna) several AED leaders. led by our incredible Lisa. We are truly excited to close this impressive I encourage you to enjoy our conference and the learning experience in the oldest Gothic building city: walk, visit, get inspired, engage, challenge, in Bohemia (built between the years 1231-1234), have fun, learn, share and at the end of the day…. the St. Agnes Convent, with our closing social finish with a dance! Safe travels back home and event with a delicious dinner buffet and lots of see you next year for 2018 ICED in Chicago. dancing in a breathtaking athmosphere. Warm wishes, Besides our International Conference, our AED board of directors, volunteers and staff had a very busy year expanding our mission and vision worldwide. Clinicians, researchers and advocates from six continents and 51 countries, have joined AED in increasing numbers and opportunities Eva Trujillo, MD, FAED, CEDS, FAAP, Fiaedp for cross collaboration. Among many projects, President, Academy for Eating Disorders this year we planned to start bringing knowledge and experience to corners of the world where there is little or no access to professionals trained to diagnose and treat eating disorders. We are developing plans to deliver education to medical professional teams in parts of the world where expertise on ED is almost non-existent through “AED emissaries.” With the help of our members, 4 ICED 2017 | Final Program Estimados Colegas, útiles e información para aquellos que apenas comienzan sus carreras. ¡Gracias y felicitaciones a todos ustedes por todo su duro trabajo! Vítejte v Praze! Welcome to Prague! Para comenzar con una agenda muy bien ¡Bienvenidos a Praga! planeada y ambiciosa, anticipamos una conferencia de apertura extraordinaria con Mientras nos acercamos al 24vo. cumpleaños el profesor Vikram Patel, PhD describiendo de la Academia, nos sentimos muy contentos y Tratamientos Psicológicos en el Mundo. Posterior privilegiados de empezar nuestra celebración a esta conferencia de apertura, tendremos en la ciudad de las cien torres, un monumento cuatro plenarias fuera de serie que cubrirán de la UNESCO y una de las ciudades más temas complejos en la investigación y práctica bellas del mundo. Es para mí un gran placer clínica, incluyendo: (I) establecer el escenario: darles la bienvenida a Praga, el Centro de estadificación clínica y abordajes personalizados Convenciones de Praga y a la Conferencia para el tratamiento de los trastornos de la Internacional de Trastornos de la Conducta conducta alimentaria; (II) trastornos de la Alimentaria 2017 (ICED) con el tema de este año: conducta alimentaria atípicos: abordando lo Diverse Perspectives, Shared Goals. Venimos ignorado y lo mal comprendido; (III) trastornos de diferentes perspectivas mientras todos de la conducta alimentaria, obesidad y adicción: nos enfocamos en un bien común, proteger y un análisis crítico; y (IV) neuroimagen y más promover la investigación, tratamientos basados allá: el valor clínico de la investigación cerebral en la evidencia, educación y prevención en en los trastornos de la conducta alimentaria.
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