2019 – AUCKLAND
April 5-6 2018
Grand Mercure Hotel – Auckland
8 Customs Street East, 1010
Auckland, New Zealand
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ANZAED Autumn workshop series
The 2019 ANZAED Autumn workshop series (AWS) was held at the Grand Mercure Hotel Auckland, in the heart of Auckland’s CBD/waterfront. We had a full and exciting program for clinicians both new to and experienced in working with eating disorders, including both local and international speaker expertise.
In addition to the workshops, this fantastic location in the trendy Britomart precinct offers harbour views, designer shops, and great coffee/restaurants on the doorstep.
Dr Marion Roberts Rachel Lawson, co-chairs
Rosie Brown, Lynne Blake, Emma Thompson, Jeremy Freeman, committee
2019 AWS Registration Rates
Bus Tour
The pre-workshop tour for the Autumn Workshops in Auckland was on Thursday 4th of April 2019. It included Tupu Ora community and day programme services; the Tupu Ora eating disorders unit and the Tupu Ora Starship inpatient eating disorders service.
Purpose:
Networking – a chance to get to know others pre-conference in a fun environment, to meet local service providers, hear about services and learn about some innovations.
Previous AWS Workshops
2018 – Swan Valley 16-17 March, 2018
2017 – Noosa 24-25 March, 2017
The 2017 Autumn workshop series, “Reflections” was held at Peppers Resort Noosa Beach, located a 7 minute walk away from Hastings Street in the centre of Noosa.
2016 – Canberra 11-14 March, 2016
The 2016 ANZAED workshop series was held at the National Museum, Canberra. It comprised of Introductory and Intermediate/Advanced workshop streams, catering for child & adolescent and adult work.
There was also specialist workshops on working with athletes and CRT training. A networking dinner with guest speaker Kate Carnell was a highlight.
2015 – Barossa Valley 13-14 March, 2016
The 2015 Autumn Workshop Series featured adolescent and adult workshop streams, plus an Introduction to Eating Disorders workshop for dietitians.
It was held at the Barossa Novotel Hotel, with an evening dinner session at Maggie Beer’s farm featuring guest speaker Kaz Cooke.
2014 – Hobart: “Mastering the Art & Science of ED Treatment”
The 2014 workshop series, convened by Gabriella Heruc, was held at the Museum of Old & New Art (MONA) and Old Woolstore Hotel, Hobart. It included five workshops:
- Introduction to Eating Disorders, by Dr Beth Shelton, with Michelle Williams, Jo Cook, Andrew Wallis & Julie Moltmann
- Introduction to the Medical Management of Eating Disorders, By Warren Ward & Michelle Williams
- Dietetic Masterclass on nutrition management: Overcoming challenges, research and the way forward by Gabriella Heruc, Helen Storey, Vicki O’Dwyer, Fiona Sutherland and Anjanette Casey
- Psychological Masterclass on Enhanced Cognitive Behaviour Therapy for Eating Disorders – debunking the myth that manualised treatment is a one size-fits-all approach, by Anthea Fursland,
- Engaging patients with Eating Disorders: The Myth of the Myth of Motivation by Chris Thornton
There was also a networking dinner at MONA, including a keynote address by ANZAED President Sloane Madden on The Myths and Science of ED Treatment, and a panel discussion with Warren Ward, Maureen O’Connor and Chris Thornton.
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2013 – Brisbane: “Relating with Eating Disorders”
Relating with Eating Disorders was held at the Royal Brisbane & Women’s hospital in May 2013. It involved 3 workshops on:-
- Uniting Couples in the treatment of Anorexia Nervosa (UCAN), by Cynthia Bulik, University of North Carolina
- Advanced workshop on Family Based Treatment by Daniel Le Grange, University of Chicago
- Interpersonal therapy (IPT) for Eating Disorders by Liz Rieger , ANU
The workshops were held in conjunction with “At Home with Eating Disorders” a conference aimed at carers of people with eating disorders, co-hosted by ANZAED. This conference included talks by Janet Treasure, Cynthia Bulik, Daniel Le Grange, Andrew Wallis, Warren Ward, Stephen Touyz and a number of panel presentations involving people with lived experienced as carers and sufferers.
