Category: Resources
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Four Steps to Making an Eating Disorder Referral That Works
You notice the signs. You have a clinical suspicion, maybe a strong one. And then comes the part nobody really trained you for: what do you actually say? How do you bring it up without alarming the patient, triggering defensiveness, or watching them nod politely and never follow through? Why Referrals Fail (And Why It
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A New Resource for Providers: Introducing the EDPEN Caregiver Brochure
A free, customizable tool to help you close that first appointment with something families can actually use You’ve just told a family that their loved one may have an eating disorder. The appointment is ending. The parent across from you is trying to absorb what you’ve just said. They have questions they don’t yet know