Effectively treat co-occurring eating disorders and gastrointestinal disorders
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Learn to address digestive complaints among people with a history or at risk of developing an eating disorder

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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)

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  • “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

  • “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.”

    • Dietitians From Our Provider Survey

  • The authors have done a fantastic job organizing a large amount of material in a way that is easily digestible (pun intended!) and highly relevant. I believe it should be mandatory reading for all eating disorder and GI dietitians! Well done.

    • Dietitians From Our Provider Survey

  • This book was incredibly helpful to my team of dietitians! Thank you for creating this resource!

    • Dietitians From Our Provider Survey

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