Virtual ICED 2022
Virtual ICED 2022 June 9-10: Embracing Change and Extending Reach in a Transformed World
Australian contributions
Wildcard Plenary
Presenter Melissa Whitelaw, Melbourne Children’s Clinic
Challenges in prescription of nutrition and setting recovery weight in atypical anorexia
Papers
Jesy Kenny, The University of Melbourne
Virtual Interactions: Videoconferencing Predicting Reduced Body Dissatisfaction an Ecological Momentary Assessment Study
Sarah Maguire, InsideOut Institute, Central Clinical School, University of Sydney
Developing the Australian Eating Disorder Research & Translation Strategy 2021-2031
Peta Marks, InsideOut Institute, University of Sydney, Australia
Using a national co-designed process to establish the TOP 10 research priorities for eating disorders
Phillipa Hay, Professor, Western Sydney University
Early Change in Quality of Life in the Treatment of Anorexia Nervosa
Jessica Tone, Eating Disorders Queensland
A psychoeducation group as a waitlist auxiliary for individuals seeking eating disorder treatment
Hannah Jarman, La Trobe University
Are body image assessments harmful or helpful to adolescent boys and girls: An examination of exposure to body image items
Vani Kakar, Macquarie University
Factors Influencing Perceptions of Feminine Beauty among Adolescent Girls Living in Australia, China, India, and Iran
The Relationships between Facial and Bodily Attributes and Appearance Satisfaction among Adolescent girls in Australia, China, India, and Iran
Lyza Norton, Griffith University
Maternal eating disorder symptoms predict the use of coercive food parenting practices
Kelly Dann, The University of Sydney
Assessment of cued task-switching as a measure of cognitive flexibility for eating disorders research
Rosiel Elwyn, USC Thompson Institute
Theory for a novel treatment for adult AN: Ketamine, zinc and peer support. Potential beneficial interactions with BDNF, leptin and the gut microbiome
Workshops
‘Atypical Anorexia’ or ‘Weight-Stigmatised Anorexia’
Audrey Raffelt, Centre for Integrative Health
Co-Authors: Kiera Buchanan, Centre for Integrative Health; Nga Tran, Centre for Integrative Health
Poster Presentations
Jesy Kenny, The University of Melbourne
Virtual Interactions: Videoconferencing Predicting Reduced Body Dissatisfaction an Ecological Momentary Assessment Study
Jade Portingal, University of Mebourne, Physical Appearance Research Team
Co-Authors: Jessie Fa, School of Psychological Sciences, University of Melbourne; Matthew Fuller-Tyszkiewicz, School of Psychology, Deakin University; Isabel Krug, University of Melbourne
The Effects of Dating-App Use on Body Dissatisfaction, Disordered Eating Behaviours and Depression in Asian-Australian and Caucasian-Australian Samples
Jasmin Schlage, School of Psychology, University of Sydney
Co-Authors: Jane Miskovic-Wheatley, Rachel Simeone, Phillip Aouad, Danielle Maloney
SupportED eProgram Evaluation: Skills-Based Online Self-Help Program for Carers of People with an Eating Disorder
Abbey Lynch, Deakin University
Co-Authors: Genevieve Pepin, Alexandra Hillman
Sensory Approaches and Their Use for People Experiencing an Eating Disorder
Sean Rom, Deakin University and the University of Sydney
Co-Authors: Jane Miskovic-Wheatley, Matthew Fuller-Tyszkiewicz, Sarah Barakat
Evaluating the acceptability and safety of a supported eTherapy for binge-eating disorder: A pilot study
Katarina Prnjak, Western Sydney University
Co-Authors: Deborah Mitchison, Phillipa Hay, Scott Griffiths
Development and initial validation of the Multifaceted Instrument for Body image Disturbance (MI-BoD)
An Dang, Melbourne School of Psychological Sciences, The University of Melbourne, Melbourne, VIC, Australia
Co-Authors: Litza Kiropoulos, David Castle, Zoe Jenkins, Andrea Phillipou
Evaluate the DSM-5 Severity Rating for Anorexia Nervosa on a Range of Biological and Psychological Outcomes
Madeline West, Food & Mood Centre, IMPACT, Deakin University
Co-Authors: Tetyana Rocks, Anu Ruusunen, Caitlin McMaster, Claire Young
Gastrointestinal disturbances in anorexia nervosa - an exploratory study of patient experiences and clinician approaches
For more information, go to the Academy for Eating Disorders (AED) website here.
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