At the iaedp Symposium, a presentation challenged traditional eating disorder treatment approaches, advocating for clients outside the conventional anorexic-centric model. The discussion centered on recognizing metabolic injury and the biological complexities of eating disorders. It emphasized that weight stigma could disempower clients by disregarding the importance of boundaries and wellness. The need to rethink recovery paradigms to ensure clients feel supported and empowered was highlighted, proposing a nuanced understanding of food relationships and individual health challenges.
Counteracting weight stigma may disempower some clients, removing the tools they need to support their health and vitality.
What if we viewed eating disorders through the lens of metabolic injury, considering the role of biology in treatment?
It's time to rethink what recovery means and create a safe space for all clients to heal, beyond traditional models.
The 'all foods fit' model doesn't address the unique challenges many clients face, especially those with metabolic and psychological complexities.
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