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Love this team! We presented our GP Clinical Decision Support Tool, our eClinic, our eTherapies, a portfolio analysis of ED research funding, our FBT telehealth and about SEAN. Did I forget anything? #LEDC2023 @InsideOutInst @emmajbryant_ @sarahbarakat_ @AshleaHambleton

Definitely one of the stand out seasons from #LEDC2023 for me. I've taken away a lot to think about.

Excellent talk from @eatyourpeas @leehudson111 - great to finally meet you after years of virtual training! #meed #eatingdisorders #ledc2023 #meedtraining

So my interesting work coming from @InsideOutInst at #LEDC2023. What that space!!! 👁 👁

That's a wrap. We had an amazing 2 days filled with fascinating talks and conversations we can't wait till the next one in 2025. #LEDC2023

Great work this week at #LEDC2023 @SaakshiKakar 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 There’s a permanent spot for you in our #BeyondTheRoom team of Elf Correspondents - you’re a natural! Thank you! André

Thanks very much to @EvanFurth and @MicaliNadia for your leadership. It was a pleasure working with you and the brilliant @LondonEDConf team on #LEDC2023. Looking forward to more social media shenanigans at #LEDC2025 whether that’s on Twitter, TikTok or somewhere else entirely!

Terrific @LondonEDConf yet again. Great work, @MicaliNadia and @EvanFurth! See you in 2025! #LEDC2023

I’m hanging up my Elfin boots and signing off from @LondonEDConf Thank you to the @Mental_Elf for having me at #LEDC2023! If you would like more eating disorder research updates, follow my work @EDGI_UK and @SaakshiKakar

We’re hearing closing remarks from the programme organisers of @LondonEDConf, @EvanFurth and @MicaliNadia Can’t believe we have reached the final moments of #LEDC2023!

Reflecting on @KateTchanturia's talk, a member of the audience remarked that they have noticed that several of their patients with eating disorders have autistic siblings and parents and wondered about the genetic relationships #LEDC2023

*PRS = Polygenic Risk Score #LEDC2023

@ZYilmazPhD to @EvanFurth: Advise caution when considering the clinical role of PRS* PRS by itself will never predict risk for disease as "genes are not destiny" PRS has a place in multifactorial risk models but there is no clinical role of PRS by itself yet #LEDC2023

Thanks Douglas. Props to our new elvish chum (@SaakshiKakar) who has done half of the elf tweeting here at #LEDC2023 👏🏽 It's always good to have a new Elf Correspondent to help take conferences #BeyondTheRoom Saakshi is fantastic at live tweeting! 🥳

A question from the audience that stumped Stephen, how do you work with patients who list their previous admittance for eating disorder treatment as an experience of trauma? Any clinicians who can provide some insight? #LEDC2023

After three excellent and varied plenary sessions, we have a quick Q&A session with our speakers - @ZYilmazPhD @KateTchanturia and Stephen Wonderlich #LEDC2023

Fascinating talk by Stephen Wonderlich - finding & undoing ‘stuck points’ is critical in combined #eatingdisorder #ptsd therapy #LEDC2023

Trottier and Wonderlich have studied this in a recently published RCT (Project Recover) #LEDC2023 ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/P… "Integrating CBTs for PTSD and ED following intensive ED treatment is safe, desirable, and efficacious for improving PTSD symptoms"

It was a great pleasure attending the London Eating Disorder Conference #LEDC2023 - the program was excellent 👏🏻 @MicaliNadia @EvanFurth and committe 👌 @StenoAarhusRes @DDEA_Denmark @StenoAarhus #T1DE

A wonderful final plenary on the overlap between EDs & OCD, autism & trauma, thanks to Zeynep Yilmaz, our very own @KateTchanturia & Stephen Wonderlich #LEDC2023 @PEACE_Pathway

Nice quote from Martha Nussbaum highlighted by @DrTiffWattSmith #LEDC2023

Cecily Donnelly talking about REFLECT study #LEDC2023

And we’re off at #LEDC2023 - jam packed two days & lots on #emotions & #affectivescience 😊

Fantastic body of work from @KateTchanturia on different cognitive styles in #eatingdisorders #Autism including lack of flexibility #LEDC2023

People who experience lots of early life trauma have increased risk of behavioural and medical problems in later life #LEDC2023

These are the evidence based treatments for PTSD, but could these also be safe and effective for treating PTSD in people with eating disorders? #LEDC2023

Great quote from @PookyH discussed by @KateTchanturia at #LEDC2023 autism & starvation like “autism on steroids”!

So let’s start by thinking about some of the basics of trauma. What is trauma? How common is it? In what ways is trauma a risk factor for mental health problems? #LEDC2023

Kathryn Trottier from Toronto has developed this toolkit for treating trauma in people with eating disorders, using a cognitive behavioral approach #LEDC2023

Thinking back 30 years, a number of papers suggested that BPD (borderline personality disorder) might be some kind of bridge between abuse and trauma in children who later experienced eating disorders #LEDC2023 BUT Treating BPD is challenging says Wonderlich

So now let’s think about PTSD in people with eating disorders. What’s the problem exactly? How can we treat PTSD in people with eating disorders? And importantly, will treating the trauma have a detrimental effect on the eating disorder? #LEDC2023

What are Polygenic Risk Scores (PRS)? Thanks for this introduction @ZYilmazPhD I have a feeling I'm going to come back to this slide a lot in the future! #LEDC2023

Can’t believe we have come to the last Plenary Session - it’s a good one #LEDC2023

GWAS are great for looking at genetic architecture - but need a large sample to robustly detect effects To increase sample size (and power) and speed up gene discovery, @ZYilmazPhD recommends using cross-disorder GWAS #LEDC2023

Fantastic workshop from Ivan Eisler & Julian Baudinet on the therapeutic alliance in family therapy for anorexia nervosa #LEDC2023

All Psychiatry SHOS working together 21 years ago. @DrICollings we missed you!! Lovely to meet up at #LEDC2023 @antonio07459045

We are much better at diagnosing autism in boys than in girls, says @KateTchanturia A recent Maudsley audit suggests that 1 in three females with eating disorder may also have autism Recognising autism in females is possible. We need to get better at it #LEDC2023

In this talk, Stephen Wonderlich is going to explore the relationship between psychological trauma and eating disorders #LEDC2023 TW This talk is going to include trauma, abuse and eating disorders content.

There is a well established link between severe interpersonal adverse experiences (abuse) in childhood & eating disorders, says Wonderlich #LEDC2023 He cites this 2017 review by Molendijk ML et al (2017) #LEDC2023 researchgate.net/publication/31…

Cristina is using high density EEG to look at brain processing #LEDC2023 #eatingdisorders #anorexianervosa