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RelTalk: The Role of Parent-Child Communication in Binge Eating Disorder

Presented by Makenzie Shroeder & Ellen Jordan, MA, CFLE-P
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Despite being the most prevalent eating disorder in the U.S., binge eating disorder is the most misunderstood and stigmatized. In this webinar we will explore how parent-child communication patterns relate to disordered eating and family-based approaches to supporting recovery. Attendees will gain tools for reducing stigma through informed family conversations.

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Makenzie Shroeder

Graduate Researcher, Family Studies

Makenzie Shroeder examines parent-child communication patterns related to binge eating disorder, focusing on family-based approaches to recovery and reducing stigma through informed conversations.

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This webinar explores key themes from "RelTalk: The Role of Parent-Child Communication in Binge Eating Disorder" — offering research-backed insights, practical strategies, and discussion prompts for clinicians, educators, and practitioners.

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