Special Interest Groups

AED's Special Interest Groups (SIGs) bring together members with personal and professional interests in distinct areas of eating disorders -- body image, family therapy, medical care and psychodynamic psychotherapy, just to name a few. Each SIG organizes itself around those specific activities that best serve its practitioner -- and research-based constituencies. Many SIGs have separate meetings at the annual AED conference. SIGs also support interesting, educational and lively e-mail forums for information exchange.
Choosing to join a SIG may be one of the most important decisions of your career.

How to join a SIG:
Contact the SIG Chair or Co-Chair. Contact information for each SIG Chair/Co-Chair is available on specific SIG webpage (see below)

Learn how you can start a Special Interest Group.

For further information about SIGs, contact SIG Oversight Committee co-chairs Anthea Fursland (anthea.fursland@health.wa.gov.au) or Dana Rofey (rofeydl@upmc.edu).

AED Members: Participate in SIG listserv discussions.