Clinicians, researchers and experts by experience met in 2022 to share what the PEACE Pathway had learned so far, from changes to food service and the dining room to supporting carers through the pandemic.
Speakers from across the national eating disorder service at South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust shared practical adaptations, case studies and group interventions. People with lived experience shared their own perspectives, and the Thames Valley team presented early work extending the pathway to children and young people.
Themes
- Adapting food service and the dining room
- Sensory workshops and body awareness
- Supporting carers during the pandemic and beyond
- Lived experience and case studies
- Extending the pathway to children and young people
Watch the conference
Recording of the conference is now available and can be accessed here.
Presentations
- Welcome: Link Between Autism and Eating Disorders Update
Professor Kate Tchanturia - Adapting Food Service to Support Treatment and Recovery
Kate Williams - Implementing New Strategies in the Dining Room
Philippa Croft - Sensory Workshops Developed in the PEACE Pathway
Cindy Toloza and Victoria Holetic - Case Study: Avoidant Restrictive Food Intake Disorder (ARFID), “Roo”
Jess Webb - My Body Does What? Exploring a Group Intervention to Improve Body Integration
Dr Claire Baillie - “Realising That There Is Hope...”: Supporting PEACE Carers During the Pandemic and Beyond
Madeleine Oakley - Personal Experience
Fiona Hollings - Personal Experience
Pooky Knightsmith - Lessons Learned from PEACE Case Studies: Practical Challenges in Meeting the Needs of Adults with Anorexia Nervosa and Autism
Zhuo Li
- Extending the Reach of the PEACE Pathway to Children and Young People
Dr Joanna Holliday, Dr Laura Marshall and Dr Kim Hoffman
Thank you to all the speakers and everyone who joined on the day. Your questions, reflections and willingness to share practice help shape the PEACE Pathway.