Integrating Trauma-Informed Nutrition Care into Disordered Eating Management: Enhancing Assessment and Intervention Strategies through Interdisciplinary Collaboration

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With the emerging research identifying the connection between traumatic experiences and chronic disease, registered dietitian nutritionists would benefit from better understanding and implementing trauma-informed care in the Nutrition Care Process. As disordered eating may be a result of traumatic experiences, appropriate screening tools, nutrition assessment and accurate interventions need to be identified and implemented. Dietitian, physician, and mental health counsellor collaboration is vital for effective treatment of trauma related disordered eating.

CPEU: 1.50 (Valid Until May 31, 2027)

Learning Objectives

Understand and implement a trauma-informed approach in disordered eating in the Nutrition Care Process.
Identify and utilize appropriate screening tools to assess disordered eating related to trauma.
Establish team collaboration with physicians and mental health counselor for eating disorder treatment.

Performance Indicators

4.1.5 Demonstrates effective, appropriate and timely consultation with experts and others.
2.3.1 Identifies needs for and negotiates common ground with clients, inter- and intra-professional team members, and other stakeholders.
8.3.4 Assesses clients' emotions toward nutrition-related statements or phenomenon, body image/preoccupation with food and weight, and readiness to change nutrition-related behaviors.

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