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LauraCollins_US

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Registered: July 31, 2007
Posts: 5,749

Posted Jan 11, 2012 at 09:08 PM	Reply with quote #1

Welcome to Around the Dinner Table (ATDT), a moderated support forum for parents and caregivers of anorexia, bulimia and other eating disorder patients. Below is a list of links to help you navigate the ATDT Forum, and the FEAST website. Keep scrolling down the page for additional information from our Moderators with links to some of their favorite resources. Please do not post responses on this thread as it is meant for reference purposes only. ATDT Forum – Important Links: Forum Rules Registering and getting started - Please note: Forum registration is for parents, other adult caregivers, and ED professionals. Inappropriate registrations will be deleted. (see Forum Rules) Around the Dinner Table Forum – Public content with posting by registered members only Connect with Local Members Forum – Private content and posting for registered members only Feedback on Specific Treatment Providers Forum – Private content and posting for registered members only Forum FAQ ATDT Hall of Fame – a collection of favorite/informative/important member posts organized by topic What is Magic Plate? ATDT is hosted by FEAST-ed (Families Empowered and Supporting Treatment of Eating Disorders), an international non-profit organization. To learn more about FEAST, please visit the following links: FEAST principles History of FEAST Join FEAST FEAST Website – Useful & Frequently Referenced Links Home Page Nourishing Words Blog Glossary of Terms The Facts – Main Menu Warning Signs Resistance to Treatment Defining recovery Maudsley Approach Setting Target Weight Re-Feeding Parenting during recovery What Parents CAN Do For Treatment Professionals Treating EDs – Main Menu Clinical Guidelines Treatment Approaches Choosing a treatment provider Treating Anorexia Nervosa Treating Bulimia Nervosa Treating EDNOS Insurance and Money Issues Resources Main Menu Local Support - Overview
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midwestmom_USA

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Registered: Sept 22, 2009
Posts: 1,087

Posted Jan 20, 2012 at 01:21 PM	Reply with quote #2

I am re-posting Charlotte's endless list of links as it deserves to be in the getting started thread: Bevan Family Tips FOOD For Parents Restoring Regular Eating (Maudsley Hospital Eating Plan) Nutritional Guidelines for Anorexia Marcia Herrin Food Plan Kartini Food Plan Refeeding Syndrome For Clinicians MARSIPAN Guidelines Restoring Regular Eating (Maudsley Hospital Eating Plan) Nutritional Guidelines for Anorexia GP/MD’s Guide Part 1 GP/MD’s Guide Part 2 Refeeding Syndrome Guide to Medical Risk Assessment Feeding Magic Plate Modelling Effective Behaviour Toolkit for Carers What is normal eating How to get a stubborn anorexic to eat? Resistance Dealing with Resistance Rolling with Resistance Anosognosia Weight Restoration Setting Target Weight Range State not Weight Parenting What Parents Can do Modelling Effective Behaviour Parenting During Recovery For Friends and Siblings For Younger Siblings For Friends Weight restoration and after have shown that people with anorexia require an extra 200–400 kcal (840–1680 kJ) a day for up to 6 months after reaching maintenance weight. Weltzin et al (1991) reported that recovering patients required 45–50 kcal/kg (190–210 kJ/kg) per day to maintain 95% average weight for height, compared with 30 kcal/kg (125 Increased energy needs continue into the maintenance period. Kaye et al (1986) kJ/kg) per day in a healthy control group. The American Psychiatric Association (Anonymous, 2000) suggests using 40–60 kcal/kg (170–250 kJ/kg) per day during the weight maintenance period. It has also been demonstrated that people with restricting anorexia require significantly more energy than those with the binge/purging subtype (Kaye et al, 1986; Weltzin et al, 1991) The full report can be found here http://www.rcpsych.ac.uk/files/pdfversion/cr130.pdf
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