Australia & New Zealand
Academy for Eating Disorders (ANZAED)
Newly Added Webinar Recordings from 2023 available here
(Member Access Only):
August 2023: Eating Disorders and Gender Diversity in Young People – a Reflection on Improving Models of Care by Cate Rayner, Alicia Tompson & Tram Nguyen
July 2023: The Science and Art of Reflective Practice and Supervision by Annaleise Robertson
June 2023: Cognitive Behavioural Therapy for Binge Eating Disorder and Higher Weight by Carmel Harrison
May 2023: Chronic Trauma and Eating Problems by Suzy Redston
April 2023: Cognitive Behavioural Therapy for Binge Eating Disorder and Higher Weight by Carmel Harrison
March 2023:
- Laying the foundations for grant writing by Robyn Brown & Kirrilly Pursey
- Managing the peer review process: Advice for early career researchers by Jake Linardon & Trevor Steward
February 2023: Working with Children with Avoidant Restrictive Food Intake Disorder – A Practical Approach by Ursula McCulloch
January 2023: Effective Behavior Change Strategies by Carolyn Costin
LATEST NEWS
New local workshops, meetings and conferences announced
September 21, 20232023 Annual report
ANZAED Positions Vacant
Media Statement: Laying the Groundwork for Eating Disorders System Reform in Australia
2021-22 Annual Review
Important Update: Some MBS COVID Phone Items Changing from Today
ANZAED respectfully acknowledges Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander Peoples of the many traditional lands as First Nations Peoples, Traditional Owners and Traditional Custodians of Australia. We acknowledge the wisdom of Elders both past, present, and emerging, and pay our respect to the communities of today. ANZAED also respectfully acknowledges the Māori people as tangata whenua (people of the land) of Aotearoa New Zealand. We acknowledge the intention, spirit & principles of Te Tiriti O Waitingi (the Treaty of Waitingi), and support upholding these with respect to Māori. ANZAED seeks to engage and consult with culturally diverse health professionals and specialists working within the health and eating disorder sector. We aim to provide opportunities for collegial interaction, sharing of knowledge and resources, networking and advocacy roles to support researchers, clinicians and others working within culturally diverse groups, in the area of Eating Disorders.