Hi everyone! Center For Change just told me about a cool opportunity for Utah folks. Please check it out below:
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IAEDP-Utah is a non-profit organization dedicated to the prevention and treatment of eating disorders in our community. Our goal is to support ED professionals by providing training opportunities, news about emerging research in the field, and updates about ED standards of care.
The State of the Utah Eating Disorder Community
October
29, 2009
6:00 - 7:30 pm
University of Utah School of Social Work Building
395 South 1500 East
www.map.utah.edu/index.jsp
Park at Marriott Library lot
Join us for an evening of
networking, sharing of resources, and future planning.
Our
panel: Carolie Meccico,
LCSW, Justine
Reel, Ph.D., Sue Connor, Ph.D, and Elena Yorgason, RD
Join
IAEDP-Utah for the discounted rate of $100 (regular $195) at our inaugural
meeting or
Membership
Benefits include discounted registration fees at the annual symposium • Connections quarterly newsletter that
addresses contemporary treatment issues • Opportunity to receive CEUs through
NBCC by reading Connections • Listing in online referral/ membership directory • Discounted
liability insurance •
Obtain professional
certification as Certified Eating
Disorder Specialist through IAEDP
IAEDP-UTAH 5315
S. Adams Pkwy #B-7, Ogden UT 84405
RSVP to Drsconnor@cs.com or (801)583-7848




I'm so glad it's going to be in Utah now!It's just for professionals, right? I'll have to tell my therapist about it, she's been frantically looking for ED training since she's starting to get more ED patients and only knows what you have in your book.
I want to give her all the information about it possible- Do you have to join IAEDP to attend and get training, etc? Thanks!
Posted by: MaryLynn | October 04, 2009 at 01:23 PM
Thank you so much Jenni for spreading the word on Utah's new chapter. We are hoping for a good turn out of clinicians. I think you will see lots of exciting ED recovery projects happening in Utah in the future. Sue Connor, Ph.D.
Posted by: Sue Connor | October 09, 2009 at 01:08 PM
PS. Everyone is welcome to attend future training sessions and community awareness events, Marylynn. Your therapist does not have to be an IAEDP member. But memberships does offer certain benefits and discounts.
Posted by: Sue Connor | October 09, 2009 at 01:11 PM
Thanks for your comments :)
If you live in Utah, please help spread the word. This is an amazing opportunity!
Jenni
Posted by: Jenni Schaefer | October 14, 2009 at 01:19 PM