Effectively treat co-occurring eating disorders and gastrointestinal disorders
Become an EDGI clinician
Learn to address digestive complaints among people with a history or at risk of developing an eating disorder
Did You Know?
Up to 98% of patients with eating disorders have a co-occurring GI disorder
Up to 45% of patients with GI disorders have co-occurring disordered eating
Few healthcare providers feel confident at treating patients with both conditions
The EDGI Training Project brings together experienced providers who specialize in treating co-occurring eating disorders and GI disorders, all for the purpose of reaching new clinicians and improving patient care.
Our book will help you:
Identify disordered eating in patients with GI conditions
Improve GI symptoms without damaging a person’s relationship with food
Protect eating disorder recovery in someone suffering from an acute or chronic GI condition
Communicate with patients in a way that helps them feel heard and understood
Feel confident addressing both eating disorders and gastrointestinal conditions in your clinical practice
Earn 12 CPE units from the Commission on Dietetic Registration (CDR)
Take a peak inside
“I have attended many superficial, introductory type presentations about working with patients who have disordered eating and GI disorders. I really need more in-depth training, care planning and application in one approach at a time so I can master it.”
“I’m confident in my skills for treating functional GI issues, but when a new client presents with signs of disordered eating, I worry that I will cause harm if I don’t refer them to someone who knows about GI and ED treatment.”
— Dietitians From Our Provider Survey
