The Last Chapter: Eating Disorder Care – Transitioning Back to sDOR

On-demand webinar for professionals by Jennifer Harris, RDN, LD, CEDS-S

Recovery from an eating disorder does not end when weight restoration goals are achieved and medical complications have resolved. The transition from intensive treatment and highly supported eating back to age-appropriate autonomy and leadership around food can be one of the most challenging phases of recovery for individuals and their families.

Eating disorder practitioners recognize that a return to typical eating patterns is rarely automatic. By the time families reach the maintenance phase of treatment, they may be experiencing treatment fatigue, uncertainty about next steps, and ongoing concerns about relapse. For families who have endured the stress and trauma of a child’s serious illness, rebuilding confidence and establishing sustainable eating patterns often requires continued guidance and support.

This webinar explores the critical “last chapter” of eating disorder recovery and the unique role practitioners can play during this transition. Participants will learn practical strategies for supporting families as they move from intensive treatment toward long-term recovery and maintenance. Through case review and discussion, participants will follow one family’s journey through this phase of treatment and gain tools to help clients navigate common challenges while promoting confidence, autonomy, and resilience.

This webinar is particularly relevant for outpatient dietitians and other professionals supporting individuals and families during the recovery and maintenance phases of eating disorder treatment.

Your purchase gives access to the recording and supplementary materials for one year.

There are currently no CEUs associated with this webinar.

Student and equity rates available. Contact [email protected] for information.