Newly Added Webinar Recordings from 2020 (Member Access Only):
October 2020: Embodied Journeys in Complex Social Terrains: Informing Practice and Research By Dr. Niva Piran, Professor Emerita at the University of Toronto
September 2020: Eating Disorders and the Internet: Opportunities and Threats By Eric F van Furth, PhD, FAED, The Netherlands
August 2020: Using Diary Writing as a Power Tool to Reveal Fresh Perspectives and Achieve Shared Goals in Eating Disorder Recovery By Dr June Alexander Ph.D., Author, writing mentor
July 2020: Eating Disorder Presentations in Sport and Exercise: Considerations and Adaptations for Psychological Treatment By Ashleigh Olive, Psychologist (Sport & Exercise Psychology Registrar)
May 2020: An Overview of Trauma, PTSD, Dissociation and Eating Disorders By Timothy D. Brewerton, MD, DLFAPA, FAED, DFAACAP, CEDS-S1

ANZAED Annual General Meeting (AGM) took place on Thursday 10 September. At the AGM, the 2020 ANZAED Achievement Awards were awarded to:
Joint Lifetime Achievement Awards were awarded to Dr Sloane Madden & Mr Chris Thornton
Distinguished Achievement Award was awarded to Dr. Jeremy Freeman

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 Maori 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 Maori. ANZAED recognises that First Peoples of Australia & New Zealand Maori have an ongoing deep-seated connection to land and culture, and values their unique contribution to both us and the wider society.

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.