All in the Family

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All In The Family Video of the Talk HERE We all agree that recovery from an ED is possible, but requires a supportive environment. So this month Liz Wray, LMFT reminded us- individual therapists who treat teens- how to navigate the “identified patient” phenomenon in a…

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Trauma Sensitive Yoga Experiential!

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Things are not good in our communities these days- more people need more help and we are witnessing trauma in real time.  However when we gather together, we help each other to know our pain and to tolerate it. We minimize the very trauma that we…

Medical March

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Dr Wood, who works at CFD and in her own practice just outside of SD, was originally based in the LA area and served for some time with The Academy of Pediatrics. She knows the value of a medical professional who understands ED’s as well…

The Power of the Group: Virtual Eating Disorder Process Groups

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Kaley Leshem, LCSW is everything you’d want in a Virtual Eating Disorder Process Group leader- smart, experienced, but most of all enthusiastic about the process. Safe to say we all left our July Table Talk with an appreciation of the multitude of little changes a patient…

The Wonderful World of Reiki

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This Table Talk happened on Monday, January 16, 2023 “Please be open- we have a duty to our clients”- this from Reiki Master Dale Ryder, LMFT- who beautifully sunk us into our bodies and helped us welcome in the Universal Life Force Energy. January at…
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Psychosis Continuum

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Like so many things, understanding Psychosis leads to seeing it in more places. VFED’s March talk, “Understanding the Psychosis Continuum,” was eye-opening. Krystal Wright, LCSW gave a riveting talk that covered the differential and overlap of psychotic episodes with not only Eating Disorders, but also…

ADHD in Focus- 9/12 Table Talk

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Neurodivergence- is it actually more common than neurotypical? Stacie Fanelli, LCSW says YES- she sees it as a “neurotype,” not a disorder. The world needs to make room for the “ADDers” as she refers to herself (-just like people in big bodies!). It is so…

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