Studying the development and treatment of pediatric eating disorders. Committed to highlighting and distributing contemporary ED research. RT≠ endorsement.
Philadelphia, PA
Joined July 2013
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CHOP Eating Disorder Research Program retweeted
Teens are uniquely poised to benefit from #telehealth care.
Our new issue brief spotlights @ChildrensPhila research on telehealth use for teens and offers recommendations for creating a supportive policy, payer and provider landscape.
policylab.chop.edu/issue-bri…
CHOP Eating Disorder Research Program retweeted
Huge congratulations to HBL alumna and current @ColumbiaED postdoc @court_breiner on being awarded the @NEDAstaff GFED Early Investigators Research Grant to investigate a new model of habit training intervention for adolescent eating pathology!
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CHOP Eating Disorder Research Program retweeted
Check out this great article from @USNewsHealth on Atypical Anorexia Nervosa! It’s so important to learn about the signs, symptoms, and treatment of this deadly illness, so read this article to learn more health.usnews.com/conditions…
CHOP Eating Disorder Research Program retweeted
Teachers, if you were planning to assign a food journal to your students this semester, please read this first:
salon.com/2023/01/01/should-…
CHOP Eating Disorder Research Program retweeted
A recent study by the CDC finds an alarming number of teenagers report feeling signs of depression. Dr. Rhonda Boyd was on @WHYYRadioTimes discussing the mental health epidemic and the steps we’re taking to improve access to care. #SoundtheAlarm4Kids bit.ly/3EdHzQY
CHOP Eating Disorder Research Program retweeted
Quality, safe child care is essential to children’s health & development.
In an issue brief, our experts highlight challenges faced by families and child care providers and map out strategies to strengthen the child care system.
Access the full brief ⬇️ bitly.com/Child-Care-Brief
CHOP Eating Disorder Research Program retweeted
The impacts of untreated maternal mental health disorders are far-reaching. But for many teen parents, accessing #mentalhealth care services may be challenging.
We provide concrete recommendations that could improve access to care. #TeenHealthWeek
policylab.chop.edu/issue-bri…
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.@ChildrensPhila Psychiatrist-in-Chief Dr. Tami Benton told a Senate committee that children are not only experiencing higher rates of mental distress, but as she puts it, with more dire consequences than ever before. audacy.com/kywnewsradio/news…
CHOP Eating Disorder Research Program retweeted
New Resource: We teamed up with @policylabCHOP to offer an overview of the pediatric behavioral health crisis and recommendations for action. The crisis is a national emergency and kids and families can't wait; the time to act is now. #soundthealarmforkids ow.ly/Pkqb50HH07k
CHOP Eating Disorder Research Program retweeted
Now open! The Madlyn K. Abramson 24/7 Emergency Department at our new hospital in King of Prussia is dedicated to kids-only care — because pediatric emergencies call for pediatric experts, in an E.R. designed to put children and teens at ease. #CHOPinKOP bit.ly/3u3bkBa
CHOP Eating Disorder Research Program retweeted
Join Men of FEAST Thurs, Jan 13 at 10am PT(US). This forum is open to all male caregivers of those struggling with #Eatingdisorders. Use this link to access meeting information and join in the conversation: loom.ly/Am_gDUY
CHOP Eating Disorder Research Program retweeted
What's on the docket for #PolicyLabForum2022?
📆May 9: #COVID19 recovery & multi-sector engagement with schools in the wake of the pandemic
📆 May 10: Children’s coverage, interventions to support families’ social needs & caregiver health
Details ⤵️
policylab.chop.edu/blog/poli…
CHOP Eating Disorder Research Program retweeted
📃Congratulations to HBL's @csanzari_ on her new publication now out in Psychological Medicine, identifying predictors of eating disorders in a cohort of 11,721 children age 9-10 and calling for more resources for families of young children with EDs. cambridge.org/core/journals/…
CHOP Eating Disorder Research Program retweeted
From research to practice: a model for clinical implementation of evidence-based outpatient interventions for eating disorders dlvr.it/SCY3Cw
CHOP Eating Disorder Research Program retweeted
“There are no data to say that an exceptional, beautiful, warm, fuzzy feeling is going to make you get better from anorexia”.
Our CEO @KristinaSaffran chats with @cbulik about the harmful impact of ineffective eating disorder treatments & what research shows really works.
CHOP Eating Disorder Research Program retweeted
We are sad to share with you that father of cognitive behavior therapy, Dr. Aaron T. Beck, has passed away at the age of 100. Dr. Beck was a tireless advocate for evidence-based treatments for mental health, and his work touched countless lives. beckinstitute.org/draaronbec…
CHOP Eating Disorder Research Program retweeted
November is #NationalCaregiversMonth.
A parent’s health can directly impact that of their child, and providing family-centered programs can help improve overall health & well-being for all.
Learn more about our #2gen research ⤵️ youtube.com/watch?v=AmN8lSIc…
CHOP Eating Disorder Research Program retweeted
Ahead of #WorldMentalHealthDay, our researchers reflect on the important role schools play in providing mental health services for children and how our research aims to provide support and innovation to ensure students receive the help they need. ⤵️
policylab.chop.edu/blog/expl…
CHOP Eating Disorder Research Program retweeted
Thank you @SenBlumenthal for highlighting the negative impacts of Instagram on #EatingDisorders in young people during the Senate Subcommittee on Consumer Protection Hearing on “Putting Kids First: Addressing COVID-19’s Impacts on Children.”
CHOP Eating Disorder Research Program retweeted
ISSUE BRIEF: We provide policymakers and payers with ways to foster a supportive policy environment for #transgender youth, including training health care providers in gender-affirming care, utilizing #telehealth, & ensuring adequate insurance coverage. bit.ly/Gender-Affirming-Care…