Eating disorder symptoms often show up in general therapy practices through anxiety, trauma, perfectionism, body image distress, compulsive exercise, chronic dieting, or family conflict. For group practices, shared eating disorder training can strengthen assessment, supervision, referral decisions, scope clarity, and team-wide clinical consistency.

Discover the IEDS Supervisor Directory, a curated list of values-aligned eating disorder professionals. Learn how supervision can enhance your practice—without being a barrier to certification.

For clinicians: Learn more about the role of families in your client's eating disorder treatment.

Competent, specialized, and ethical eating disorder therapy is vital for client safety and sustainable recovery.

Learn about clinical skills necessary to effectively treat eating disorders for therapists and dietitians.

Specializing in eating disorders can be rewarding work and can grow your practice. Learn more about growing your practice through continuing education and advanced certification for therapists and dietitians.

Become trauma-informed and learn how to be an inclusive eating disorder practitioner.

Eating disorders are showing up in the offices of therapists and dietitians more and more. Read about how specialized training and certification can be a game changer for your clients and your practice.