iaedp Foundation Voices On Air
iaedp Foundation Voices On Air
Podcast Description
Introducing iaedp Voices On Air, a new broadcast channel from the iaedp Foundation, offering monthly conversations that dive into the heart of our field. From the importance of certification and professional growth to advocacy, awareness, and emerging hot topics in eating disorder treatment, iaedp Voices On Air is your go-to source for insights, inspiration, and community connection.
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The podcast explores themes related to professional growth, advocacy, and emerging topics in eating disorders, with episodes such as 'Advice for Young Professionals in Eating Disorders' discussing the journey of starting a career in this field and 'World Eating Disorder Action Day' reflecting on global advocacy efforts and community challenges.
Introducing iaedp Voices On Air, a new broadcast channel from the iaedp Foundation, offering monthly conversations that dive into the heart of our field. From the importance of certification and professional growth to advocacy, awareness, and emerging hot topics in eating disorder treatment, iaedp Voices On Air is your go-to source for insights, inspiration, and community connection.
Hosted by Kyle Woodson, MA, LPC | Guest: Lucene Wisniewski, PhD, FAED, Founder and Chief Clinical Officer, Center for Evidence-Based Treatment; Faculty, Behavioral Tech Institute
About This Episode
Some of the most useful conversations in any field are the ones that ask not just what we know, but how we got here — and where we still need to go. In this episode of iaedp Voices, host Kyle Woodson, MA, LPC, sits down with Dr. Lucene Wisniewski, founder and Chief Clinical Officer of the Center for Evidence Based Treatment and faculty member of the Behavioral Tech Institute, for a wide-ranging conversation on the evolution of eating disorder care.
Dr. Wisniewski reflects on what drew her to this work and how her perspective on treatment has shifted across decades of clinical practice, training, and program development. She speaks to the experiences and mentors that shaped her thinking — and to the misconceptions about eating disorders she most hopes the field will move past.
The conversation explores how clinicians can hold evidence-based practice alongside the individuality of each person they serve, without sacrificing either rigor or responsiveness. Dr. Wisniewski also takes a candid look at the current landscape: where access and outcomes remain the greatest challenges, and where the most promising opportunities lie.
For the next generation of eating disorder professionals, she offers both honest perspective and genuine encouragement — and shares her vision for what she hopes will be different, for clinicians and the people they serve, five to ten years from now.
iaedp Voices is sponsored by Alsana, Equip, and the Laureate Eating Disorders Program. New episodes are available at iaedpfoundation.com/resources and on PodBean. Subscribe today.
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