Bank, Katie, MA, BC-DMT, LPC

Cramer, Wendy, MEd

Garin, Maggie, RD

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La Salle UniversityLa Salle University Digital CommonsExplorer Café Explorer Connection2-27-2018The Renfrew Center: Are Eating DisordersEmotional Disorders?Wendy Cramer MEdThe Renfrew CenterKatie Bank MA, BC-DMT, LPCThe Renfrew CenterMaggie Garin RDThe Renfrew CenterFollow this and additional works at: http://digitalcommons.lasalle.edu/explorercafeThis Presentation is brought to you for free and open access by the Explorer Connection at La Salle University Digital Commons. It has been acceptedfor inclusion in Explorer Café by an authorized administrator of La Salle University Digital Commons. For more information, please contactcareyc@lasalle.edu.Recommended CitationCramer, Wendy MEd; Bank, Katie MA, BC-DMT, LPC; and Garin, Maggie RD, "The Renfrew Center: Are Eating DisordersEmotional Disorders?" (2018). Explorer Café. 68.http://digitalcommons.lasalle.edu/explorercafe/68The Renfrew Center: Are Eating Disorders Emotional Disorders?AgendaWendy Cramer, Med– Senior PRR Brief Overview of RenfrewKatie Bank, MA, BC-DMT, LPC– Creative Arts Therapist, Licensed Professional CounselorMaggie Garin, RD– Registered Dietitian Common Eating Disorders, Warning Signs, Emotions Mindful Eating Exercise & the ARCThe Renfrew Center Have you heard of us? What primary concern do we treat?What is it?Co-occurring concernsContinuum of CareThe Renfrew Center is unique.  We offer a full continuum of comprehensive services including: Residential Treatment (RES) Day Treatment Program (DTP) Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) Outpatient Treatment Individual therapy Individual nutritional therapy Individual psychiatric consultation Groups Alumni ServicesThe Renfrew CenterVisualizationWho does it influence?Who do we treat?DiversityCommon Eating Disorders Anorexia NervosaRestricting typeBinge eating/purging type Bulimia Nervosa Binge Eating Disorder Avoidant/Restrictive Food Intake Disorder Other Specified Eating DisorderWarning Signs Moodiness or change in attitude  Depression, anxiety, OCD Perfectionism, control issues Feelings of worthlessness, low self-esteem Changes in work or school performance or undergoing a significant life event Body image complaints Body checking, frequently weighing themselves, negative self talk Counts calories, skips meals, avoids certain food groups Sudden weight loss or gain Obsessive/Over-exercising But also may be at a normal weight for age and height Menstrual irregularities Decline in athletic performance, frequent injuries Frequent trips to the bathroom, especially after meals Swollen glands in the neck or throat Dizziness Feeling cold frequentlyWarning SignsEmotions arise at the place where mind & body meet There is difficulty recognizing, expressing, tolerating, managing, or showing emotions“It is not uncommon to hear someone with an eating disorder describe their relationship with their body as that of one with a stranger or even an enemy.”- Kleiman, S., & Hall, T.Eating Disorders Are Emotional DisordersEmotions themselves are not unsafe, dangerous or threateningAttempts to avoid uncomfortable and painful emotional experiences drives unsafe, threatening and dangerous behavior (symptom use).Let’s Practice Mindful Eating!“The ARC” of an Emotional Experience Date/ Time Situation or TriggerPhysical SensationsThoughts Behaviors/  UrgesWhathappens next?The 3-Component ModelHelping to develop an understanding of the antecedents and consequences of common emotional experiences For more information or to make a referral please contact:Wendy Cramer, MEd- Senior PRRwcramer@renfrewcenter.com215-254-1676Questions?

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