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TABLE OF CONTENTSIntroduction ........................................................................................2Who’s Invited to Participate .............................................................. 3Welcome & Introduction ...................................................................4Pathlight Mood & Anxiety Speakers ................................................ 5Pathlight Mood & Anxiety Agenda ..................................................6Pathlight Mood & Anxiety On-Demand Presentations ..................9Eating Recovery Speakers .................................................................10Eating Recovery Agenda...................................................................12Eating Recovery On-Demand Presentations ..................................152023 Conference ...............................................................................17Continuing Education Information ...................................................18Continuing Education FAQs .............................................................19Registration FAQs ..............................................................................211Register at EatingRecoveryCenter.com/Conference

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2022 PATHLIGHT CONFERENCE ON MENTAL HEALTH AND EATING RECOVERY CONFERENCE ON EATING DISORDERSJoin hundreds of mental health professionals for an event focused on connection, collaboration and community. The conferences will include evidence-based presentations from industry-leading clinicians, all of which examine the complexities of treating mood and anxiety disorders and eating disorders. From the comfort of home or ofce, attendees can earn up to a total of 30 CE/CME/CNE credit hours and 15 CE/CME/CNE credits per conference — all while engaging in professional learning experiences and timely, relevant conversations with colleagues. These conferences are an ideal opportunity for attendees to learn practical, hands-on skills to identify, assess and treat patients with mood and anxiety disorders and eating disorders. The lineup for each conference allows for ultimate exibility with ve sessions (complete with opportunities for engagement with speakers) and ve on-demand webinars. All sessions will be available for viewing through December 31, 2022.22022 Eating Recovery Conference on Eating Disorders and Pathlight Conference on Mental Health

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WELCOME & INTRODUCTIONRebecca SteinfortChief Executive OfcerShe/HerKen WeinerMD, CEDS, FAED Founding ChairmanHe/HimIt is our pleasure to welcome you back to our 2022 Pathlight Conference on Mental Health and the Eating Recovery Center Conference. The origin and intentionality behind this event is the same: We are committed to sharing the most relevant, evidence-based and current education from high-quality speakers. Our hope is that attendees gain valuable insights that can immediately be applied in practice, and participate in the connection and collaborative opportunities with other members of the treatment community. On behalf of our entire team, we thank you for your support and dedication to furthering education and strengthening the landscape of mental health. This conference is all about you. We bring together the most passionate leaders in our eld to teach you, give you tangible skills to bring to your patients, and inspire you to continue doing the important work you do. — Ken Weiner, MD, CEDS, FAED — STAY CONNECTED — #PathlightConference2022 | #ERCConference202242022 Eating Recovery Conference on Eating Disorders and Pathlight Conference on Mental Health

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The 2022 Pathlight Conference on Mental Health, presented by the Pathlight Foundation, conditions — ranging from various treatments and techniques to emerging research. Session Family Therapy (EFFT) from a multidisciplinary perspective and more. AGENDAThe presenters were so knowledgeable, spoke clearly and presented very important information. I loved the use of videos and appreciated the organization of the presentation. The information was delivered in a manner that could be easily understood and retained. Excellent work! — 2022 Conference AttendeeSESSIONS AT–A–GLANCEWednesday, September 148:45 AM – 9:00 AM Welcome From the Pathlight Mood and Anxiety Leadership TeamSpeakers: Rebecca Steinfort; Howard Weeks, MD, MBA, DFAPA, DFAACAP and Ken Weiner, MD, CEDS, FAED9:00 AM – 10:30 AM Speakers: Ben Lewis, MD and Howard Weeks, MD, MBA, DFAPA, DFAACAP11:00 AM – 12:30 PM Supporting Children and Families in Healing and Recovery Following Community TragediesSpeaker: Erika Felix, PhD1:00 PM – 2:30 PM  Community Implementation and Global DisseminationSpeaker: John Pachankis, PhDThursday, September 158:30 AM – 10:00 AM 92 Minutes of Being Human: A Look at SuicidalitySpeakers: Kevin Berthia; Kevin Briggs and Al Tsai, MD10:30 AM – 12:00 PM The Clinical Conversations: What Does Your Client Really Need?Speakers: Dori Bowling, LCSW and Jessica Moore, MD, FAAP, CEDSSpeakers and agenda are subject to change.Register Now62022 Eating Recovery Conference on Eating Disorders and Pathlight Conference on Mental Health

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8:45 AM – 9:00 AMWelcome from the Pathlight Mood and Anxiety Leadership TeamSpeakers: Rebecca Steinfort, Howard Weeks, MD, MBA, DFAPA, DFAACAP and Ken Weiner, MD, CEDS, FAED 9:00 AM – 10:30 AMSpeakers: Ben Lewis, MD and Howard Weeks, MD, MBA, DFAPA, DFAACAPDr. Lewis, expert in the use of psychedelics for the treatment of psychiatric disorders, will review current research of the effectiveness of psychedelic treatments. Dr. Howard Weeks will join Dr. Lewis to discuss treatment considerations and clinical applications of psychedelic treatments.Credit Hours: 1.5 CE/CME /CNE11:00 AM – 12:30 PMSupporting Children and Families in Healing and Recovery Following Community TragediesSpeaker: Erika Felix, PhD This presentation will provide an overview of what mental health providers can do to foster resilience and support healing for children and families following community tragedies, like mass shootings. Lessons learned from a case study of one community will be shared to highlight what was helpful and not helpful in the initial aftermath. Practical resources on evidence-informed interventions for use in the initial response and longer term aftermath will be provided. Finally, strategies for coping with the public mental health impact of a media environment of constant exposure to coverage of mass shootings will be explored.Credit Hours: 1.5 CE/CME /CNE1:00 PM – 2:30 PMCommunity Implementation and Global DisseminationionSpeaker: John Pachankis, PhD Sexual and gender minority (SGM) individuals experience among the highest rates of depression, anxiety, substance use problems and suicidality of any population risk group. Methodologically innovative and rigorous research now shows that this disparity is almost certainly caused by the multiple forms of stigma that SGM individuals experience across the lifespan. This presentation will review theoretical and empirical advances in psychiatric epidemiology and developmental psychopathology that identify the mechanisms through which stigma compromises SGM individuals’ mental health that can also serve as promising treatment targets for identity-afrming psychotherapies. The presentation will then discuss the development, application and efcacy of the rst identity-afrming mental health intervention for SGM individuals to be tested in randomized controlled trials. The talk will conclude by examining promising studies into the implementation of this treatment within SGM-serving settings locally, nationally and globally with the goal of reducing the barriers to identity-afrming evidence-based treatment that this population has long faced.Credit Hours: 1.5 CE/CME /CNEWEDNESDAYSEPT 147Register at EatingRecoveryCenter.com/Conference

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8:30 AM – 10:00 AM92 Minutes of Being Human: A Look at SuicidalitySpeakers: Kevin Berthia, Kevin Briggs and Al Tsai, MD It is estimated that 800,000 people in the world lose their life to suicide each year. Recognizing the signs that someone may be in crisis and knowing how to have a conversation with an individual who may be in crisis and knowing will be examined. Also included in this course will be suicidal crisis coping mechanisms, crisis safety planning and discussion on protective factors.Credit Hours: 1.5 CE/CME /CNE10:30 AM – 12:00 PMThe Clinical Conversations: What Does Your Client Really Need?Speakers: Dori Bowling, LCSW and Jessica Moore, MD, FAAP, CEDS In this presentation participants will learn about varying levels of care within mental health treatment and how to evaluate and determine if their patient/client needs additional support. They will be provided insight on the medical and clinical justications for higher levels of care. Participants will also be given simple tips and tricks on how to assess patients and support them in accessing appropriate/safe care.Credit Hours: 1.5 CE/CME /CNETHURSDAYSEPT 1582022 Eating Recovery Conference on Eating Disorders and Pathlight Conference on Mental Health

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Patient Acuity and Clinician BurnoutSpeakers: Ileana Calinoiu, MD and Al Tsai, MDOver the course of the past two years, much attention has been brought to burnout in health care providers. Recognizing that the solution to burnout goes far beyond “self-care,” Dr. Al Tsai and Dr. Ileana Calinoiu will discuss factors such as client caseload and patient acuity that contribute to the development of burnout in mental health providers. Presenters will provide insight into potential solutions to combat burnout and gain support in treating patients and clients.Credit Hours: 1.5 CE/CME/CNEKetamine Treatment for Refractory Mental Health Diagnoses: The Role of the RNSpeakers: Ellen Kenik, BSN, RN and Amy Richards, BSN, RNRecent research has supported the assertion that ketamine can be used to effectively manage treatment-resistant and refractory mental health conditions. Ketamine is typically administered by a physician in a medically supervised environment. This presentation will specically address the role that nurses play in ketamine treatment of mental health disorders.Credit Hours: 1.5 CE/CME/CNESkills From RODBT: Putting It Into PracticeIn this presentation, Dr. Astrachan-Fletcher will discuss RODBT skills and tools as they relate to specic symptom proles. Attendees will learn how and when to implement skills to best treat their patients based on patient bio temperaments and presenting concerns.Credit Hours: 1.5 CE/CME/CNESubstance Use and Behavioral Addictions in Mental HealthSpeakers: Kelly Souza, PsyD, CEDS and Leah Young, LCPCSubstance-related and addictive disorders (SRAD) are often comorbid with other mental health diagnoses and trauma experiences. Treatment of SRAD in patients and clients with complex comorbidities can be extremely challenging. This presentation will provide attendees with skills and tools to address SRAD with comorbidities in session, informing clinical decision making and treatment planning.Credit Hours: 1.5 CE/CME/CNETreating Comorbid OCD and Mood and Anxiety DisordersSpeakers: Kim Anderson, PhD, CEDS and Liza Feilner, MA, LPCOCD is often comorbid with other mental health concerns such as depression and anxiety disorders. This presentation will discuss practical skills and clinical tools that you can use to effectively treat OCD in your practice while attending to comorbid clinical presentations.Credit Hours: 1.5 CE/CME/CNEON-DEMAND PRESENTATIONS9Register at EatingRecoveryCenter.com/Conference

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Anne Marie O’MeliaMS, MD, FAAP, CEDSEATING RECOVERY CENTER SPEAKERSSand ChangPhD (They/Them)Ovidio BermudezMD, FAAP, FSAHM, FAED, F.iaedp, CEDSAdrianne KennyRD, LDN(She/Her/Hers)Elizabeth WassenaarMS, MD, CEDS-SPhilip MehlerMD, FACP, FAED, CEDSTheodore WeltzinMD, FAED, FAPA(He/Him/His)Casey TallentPhDElizabeth EastonPsyD, CEDS(She/Her/Hers)Harry BrandtMDCraig JohnsonPhD, CEDS, FAED(He/Him)Deb MichelPhD, CEDS-S, FAED(She/Her)Nikki EstepMPH, RDN, LD, CDDE, CEDRD(She/Her/Hers)Brittany Lacour LCSW, DAACS(She/Her)Stephanie Setliff MD, CEDS-S(She/Her)LPC, CEDS-S, NCC(She/Her/Hers)102022 Eating Recovery Conference on Eating Disorders and Pathlight Conference on Mental Health

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The 2022 Eating Recovery Center Conference, presented by the Eating Recovery Center Foundation, will offer a wealth of educational opportunities related to eating disorders — ranging from various treatments and techniques to emerging research. Session topics include body disorders and more. AGENDAThis was a very interesting presentation. I also really enjoy the online option of the training, as it makes it very convenient to get this information and be able to attend more of the presentations. — 2022 Conference AttendeeSESSIONS AT–A–GLANCEThursday, September 1512:45 PM – 1:00 PM Welcome From the Eating Recovery Center Leadership Team Speakers: Anne Marie O’Melia, MS, MD, FAAP, CEDS-S; Ken Weiner, MD, CEDS, FAED and Rebecca Steinfort1:00 PM – 2:30 PM Body Appraisal and Trans Communities Speaker: Sand Chang, PhD3:00 PM – 4:30 PM When OCD Takes Over Eating: A Dietary Perspective on Treating OCD in Eating DisordersSpeakers: Adrianne Kenny, RD, LDN and Theodore Weltzin, MD, FAED, FAPAFriday, September 169:00 AM – 10:30 AM An Ethical Discussion of Treatment of Severe and Enduring Eating Disorders: Addressing Terminal Anorexia NervosaSpeakers: Ovidio Bermudez, MD, FAAP, FSAHM, FAED, F.iaedp, CEDS; Harry Brandt, MD; Craig Johnson, PhD, CEDS, FAED; Philip S. Mehler, MD, FACP, FAED, CEDS and Stephanie Setliff, MD, CEDS-S11:00 AM – 12:30 PM the RoomSpeakers: Elizabeth Easton, PsyD, CEDS and Nikki Estep, MPH, RDN, LD, CDDE, CEDRD1:00 PM – 2:30 PM Medical Consequences of Disordered Eating for Primary Care and Speakers: Anne Marie O’Melia, MS, MD, FAAP, CEDS-S and Elizabeth Wassenaar, MS, MD, CEDS-SSpeakers and agenda are subject to change.Register Now122022 Eating Recovery Conference on Eating Disorders and Pathlight Conference on Mental Health

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12:45 PM – 1:00 PMWelcome From the Eating Recovery Center Leadership Teamand Rebecca Steinfort1:00 PM – 2:30 PMBody Appraisal and Trans Communities Speaker: Sand Chang, PhD Trans and/or nonbinary people are at a higher risk of developing eating disorders, yet treatment facilities often employ concepts and strategies that may not be inclusive or understanding of the challenges that trans people face. The concept of body image, which is often addressed in eating disorders treatment, must be approached with a nuanced understanding of the importance of self-determination and centering on trans and/or nonbinary people’s own experiences of their bodies. In this presentation, Dr. Chang will address some of the ways that eating disorders, sometimes referred to as “weight and shape control behaviors,” may be different and therefore must be treated differently with trans and/or nonbinary patients. Audience members will be challenged to reect on their own participation in body appraisal regarding gender identities and expressions.Credit Hours: 1.5 CE/CME/CNE3:00 PM – 4:30 PMWhen OCD Takes Over Eating: A Dietary Perspective on Treating OCD in Eating DisordersSpeakers: Adrianne Kenny, RD, LDN and Theodore Weltzin, MD, FAED, FAPA There is complexity in treating a person that has an eating disorder and obsessive-compulsive disorder. Treatment might feel like deciphering through a chasm of fears, anxieties and rules. This session will go over the differences and commonalities of obsessions and compulsions seen with OCD and eating disorders. It will discuss why and how implementing Exposure Response Therapy is part of treatment for OCD, its benets also for the treatment of eating disorders and why undernourishment is prioritized in treatment.Credit Hours: 1.5 CE/CME/CNETHURSDAYSEPT 1513Register at EatingRecoveryCenter.com/Conference

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9:00 AM – 10:30 AMAn Ethical Discussion of Treatment of Severe and Enduring Eating DisordersCredit Hours: 1.5 CE/CME/CNE11:00 AM – 12:30 PMEmotions in the RoomSpeakers: Elizabeth Easton, PsyD, CEDS and Nikki Estep, MPH, RDN, LD, CDDE, CEDRD Health care clinicians from every discipline face the challenge of supporting patients through change in their lives. One of the greatest challenges is helping with the transformation of emotional and behavioral responses. Emotion-focused health care is rooted in teaching clinicians from any discipline some of the therapeutic skills used to support those changes. In this talk you will learn about the foundations of emotion-focused work, learn skills to engage patients from this frame, and learn more about yourself and your work using this perspective. You will leave the talk with tangible skills to help patients move through emotions and help facilitate behavioral change.Credit Hours: 1.5 CE/CME/CNE1:00 PM – 2:30 PMMedical Consequences of Disordered Eating for Primary Care and Treating people with disordered eating can present a challenge for nonmedical providers due to the numerous medical consequences that can complicate the presentation and treatment course. In this presentation, Drs. O’Melia and Wassenaar will present common and uncommon medical consequences of disordered eating behaviors and help non-medically trained practitioners to recognize medical situations that may require higher levels of medical support. We will cover a wide range of medical conditions including chronic medical complications of disordered eating that may be present even in those who are in recovery from disordered eating. This talk is for educational informational purposes only and is not a substitute for medical training nor a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment.Credit Hours: 1.5 CE/CME/CNEFRIDAYSEPT 16142022 Eating Recovery Conference on Eating Disorders and Pathlight Conference on Mental Health

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Coming Home to Ourselves: Guiding the Return to Sexual Experiencing in Eating Disorder RecoverySpeakers: Brittany Lacour, LCSThe majority of individuals with an eating disorder report at least one traumatic experience, the majority of which are sexual in nature. Even without a traumatic experience, Western culture rejects attunement with internal experiencing, leaving most of us disconnected from the messages of our bodies, therapists and practitioners included. In this presentation, we will help the provider reconnect with their own physical sensations to better guide eating disorder patients through the recovery process. Topics will include body image, interoceptive experiencing and utilizing the body as a resource.Objectives: • Identify and describe a personal interoceptive experience. • Describe the impact of sexual trauma on the development of sexual schemas and body image distress in eating disorder patients. • Differentiate between hyper- and hypoactive sexual desire and how it relates to symptom expression.Credit Hours: 1.5 CE/CME/CNEVirtual Treatment for Eating Disorders: Expanding Access and Meeting NeedVirtual treatment options for eating disorder concerns have expanded signicantly over the course of the past two years. Dr. Casey Tallent, a pioneer in the virtual space and founder of the rst empirically supported virtual IOP program in the country, will be joined by leaders in the virtual treatment space to discuss how virtual treatment can be implemented to ethically increase access to eating disorder programs. Specic topics of conversation will include implementing virtual treatment for college students and athletes, the role of IOP in the treatment and recovery process, and how to partner with IOP providers to support your patients.Credit Hours: 1.5 CE/CME/CNEMedical Nutrition Management for Eating Disorders Across Levels of CareThis presentation reviews the critical importance of having a dietitian be a member of a multidisciplinary team that treats eating disorders. The dietitian’s role of providing medical nutrition therapy across the continuum of care will be discussed along with the benets that dietitians can provide to an individual’s recovery journey. A review of case studies and clinical examples will be shared to highlight a variety of interventions that dietitians can offer throughout the continuum of care to patients and their families. Tips for navigating common challenges that dietitians often face will also be offered. Credit Hours: 1.5 CE/CME/CNEON-DEMAND PRESENTATIONS15Register at EatingRecoveryCenter.com/Conference

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Binge Eating Disorder Across Levels of Care: A Clinician’s Guide to Assessing Level of Care and Practical Interventions for the Outpatient ProviderJoin Eating Recovery Center’s Binge Eating Treatment Team for an overview of Binge Eating Disorder across levels of care. Presenters will explore presentations of binge eating, disinhibited eating and associated disorders (such as BN and OSFED). Attendees will be equipped with a guide on assessing patient presentations and appropriate levels of care. Presenters will also review interventions from each level of care and how an outpatient provider may utilize them.Credit Hours: 1.5 CE/CME/CNEARFID and FamilyAvoidant/restrictive food intake disorder (ARFID) is one of the newest eating disorder diagnoses, with its formal introduction arriving in the DSM-5 (2013). Treatment approaches for individuals diagnosed with ARFID are in early stages when compared to those commonly used for other eating disorder diagnoses and interventions largely target individuals treated at an outpatient level of care. This presentation will review existing treatment interventions, examine how these interventions are adapted to higher level of care treatment settings from a multidisciplinary perspective, and address common roadblocks to effective ARFID treatment.Credit Hours: 1.5 CE/CME/CNE162022 Eating Recovery Conference on Eating Disorders and Pathlight Conference on Mental Health

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• Attendees can earn up to 15.0 CE/CME/CNE credit hours per conference. If registered for both the Pathlight Conference on Mental Health and the Eating Recovery Conference on Eating Disorders, attendees can earn up to 30.0 CE/CME/CNE credit hours. Continuing education credits are provided by Eating Recovery Center, LLC and Your CE Source.• Eating Recovery Center, LLC is a Continuing Professional Education (CPE) accredited provider with the Commission on Dietetic Registration (CDR). CDR-credentialed practitioners will receive continuing professional education units (CPEU) for completion of this activity.• Eating Recovery Center is approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP No. 6815. Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identied. Eating Recovery Center is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.• Eating Recovery Center, LLC is approved by the American Psychological Association to sponsor continuing education for psychologists. Eating Recovery Center maintains responsibility for this program and its content. • This activity has been planned and implemented in accordance with the accreditation requirements and policies of the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME) through the joint providership of Your CE Source and the Eating Recovery Center. Your CE Source is accredited by the ACCME to provide continuing medical education for physicians.• Your CE Source designates this live activity for a maximum of 15.0 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™. Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.• Your CE Source is an approved provider of continuing nursing education by the California Board of Registered Nursing. Provider approved by California Board of Registered Nursing, Provider #16031 for up to 15.0 contact hours.• CE hours for each session are noted on the conference agenda. To earn credit for each session, you will be required to attend at least 90% of the session, pass a posttest with a score of at least 80%, complete an evaluation, and attest to your attendance and identity. To complete your continuing education requirements and download your certicate, you will need to register for our continuing education portal. You will receive an email inviting you to register, or you can register by visiting the Navigating Continuing Education tab on the and using the code ERPFCON2022.I‘m loving the online learning feature of this conference! — 2022 Conference attendeeCONTINUING EDUCATION INFORMATION182022 Eating Recovery Conference on Eating Disorders and Pathlight Conference on Mental Health

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What do I need to do to receive my CE credits? We encourage all of our attendees to register for our CE portal prior to the conference to optimize their CE experience. If you are registered, you will be able to click on the CE link found on each webinar homepage and will be immediately directed to the CE materials for each course. If you haven’t yet registered, you will need to do so before you can access course materials. There will be a registration link on the conference website. You can register now using this link and the code ERFPCON2022. For instructions on navigating the CE portal and the CE process, please click here. What type of CE credits are provided? Will the credits count toward CE requirements for my licensure? We are approved to sponsor continuing education for psychologists, counselors, social workers and dietitians. We have partnered with Your CE Source to sponsor continuing education for physicians and nurses. For more details about continuing education accreditations, please click here. I tried to log in to the CE portal and I received a message that the link is no longer valid. How do I access the portal? There are two links to access the CE portal. If you have previously accessed the portal and set up an account after attending one of our CE events, you can gain access using the login link. If you have not previously registered for the portal, you will use the registration link. If you receive a message stating that the registration link is no longer valid, you may already have an account with us. Please try to log in using the email and password you created previously. If you cannot remember your password, please email continuing.education@ercpathlight.com. What should I do if I tried to log in and received a message that my username or password is not recognized? Please check that you are entering your email address and password correctly and that you are using the email address you registered for the conference with. If you are still having difculty, please email continuing.education@ercpathlight.com. We are happy to help!  Passing the posttest with a score of 80% or better is required to earn CE credit for each session. You can retake the test to get a passing score. By clicking the results button in the CE portal, you can review your answers to see which questions you have answered incorrectly.  Your CE certicates will be available for download under the achievements tab in the CE portal. When you have completed the CE requirements, you will see a green progress circle that says 100%. You can click on achievements and download your certicate to your device.CONTINUING EDUCATION FAQS19Register at EatingRecoveryCenter.com/Conference

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I am logged into the CE portal but it will not let me complete all of the requirements. How do I get help? Sometimes people experience difculty navigating the portal if they are using an unsupported web browser. We nd that Chrome works best with our portal. If you have tried switching browsers and are still experiencing difculty, please check that you have successfully completed each requirement before moving on to the next. Have you passed the posttest? Have you answered all of the questions in the evaluation? Did you sign the attestation? Of course, there may be an issue with the system that is preventing you from completing the requirements. If you have tried to troubleshoot and still cannot get through, please email continuing.education@ercpathlight.com. We are happy to help! I see the General Conference Evaluation as a requirement in every session. Do I have to complete the General Conference Evaluation for each session? The General Conference Evaluation must be completed once to meet the CE requirements for the conference. You will have the option to complete this evaluation when completing the CE requirements for each of the sessions. If you have already completed it, you can skip it in future sessions. How can I reset my password? To reset your password, please email continuing.education@ercpathlight.com. We are happy to help! I couldn’t watch all of the live sessions. Can I still get credit? To meet the requirements for CE credits you need to watch at least 90% of each session. If you have to step away and did not watch an entire live session you will be able to view the recording of the session 3 hours after the session is completed. After viewing the recording, you can click the link to access the CE portal and complete the CE requirements for the session. I watched the conference with a group. Can we all earn CE credits? Only individuals who have registered for the conference will be able to earn CE credits. If members of your group are registered for the conference, they will be able to access the CE portal and complete the requirements to earn credit. If you plan to watch the conference as a group, please contact continuing.education@ercpathlight.com so we can set up the attendance record for your group. I want to watch the presentation again before completing my CE requirements. Can I do that? Yes! You can watch the recordings as many times as you would like. The sessions will remain active on the conference website until December 31, 2022. Live sessions will be recorded and the recording will be available on the conference website 3 hours after the session has ended.  the conference? Conference presentations and CE materials will be available until December 31, 2022.202022 Eating Recovery Conference on Eating Disorders and Pathlight Conference on Mental Health

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What should I do if I have trouble registering?  Register using the Chrome web browser. Registration is sometimes incompatible with certain browsers. Ensure that your billing address and ZIP code exactly match the information for your credit card. If they do not match or if you do not enter a billing address, your payment will not be processed. Ensure you are using a card we accept. We currently accept Visa, MasterCard, Discover, Diners Club and JCB via our secure payment gateway, Authorize.net. If none of these help solve your registration problem, please reach out to continuing.education@ercpathlight.com and we will do our best to assist you. Whom should I contact if I have questions? If you have questions about the conference or the registration process, please email us at continuing.education@ercpathlight.com What comes with my registration? Full conference registrants have access to all sessions and events. Even if you cannot attend all sessions live, you will have access to recordings of all live sessions plus ALL prerecorded breakout sessions. Is group pricing available? Group pricing is not available. What should I do if I need to cancel? How do we handle refund requests? You may request a refund by emailing continuing.education@ercpathlight.com with the subject line “Refund Request.” Please include your transaction/receipt number, which you will have received upon registration. We will do our best to process refund requests within two business days. If you created an account during registration, you will be able to log in and modify your registration by clicking the login button in the upper right corner of this website. You may also consider transferring the registration to someone else in your organization. See below for instructions. However, note that registrations cannot be shared. If an access code was used to view live or prerecorded content, even if CE credits were not earned, registration cannot be transferred. Can I transfer my registration if I can no longer attend? Yes! You may transfer your registration to someone else in your organization. The request must be made via email to continuing.education@ercpathlight.com and include the following information: • Name • Email • Credentials • Job Title • Phone • Address Do I receive CE credits for attending? We are proud to offer CE credits for counselors, psychologists, nurses, physicians and dietitians. Our national accreditations can qualify for continuing education credits for other mental health licensures as well. Please check with your licensing body to determine if your CE needs will be covered by our accrediting bodies. You can earn up to 15.0 CE/CME/CNE credit hours per conference. Continuing education credits for the Eating Recovery Foundation conference are sponsored by Eating Recovery Center, LLC. REGISTRATION FAQS21Register at EatingRecoveryCenter.com/Conference

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ERC PATHLIGHT MISSIONEating Recovery Center and Pathlight Mood & Anxiety Center’s mission is to take the very best care of patients, families, providers and our teammates as we deliver the highest quality treatment for patients with eating disorders and mood disorders.YOUR PLACE FOR HEALING AND LASTING RECOVERYHeadquartered in Denver, Colorado, Eating Recovery Center and Pathlight Mood & Anxiety Center is an international center for eating disorders and mood, anxiety and trauma-related disorders recovery providing comprehensive treatment for anorexia, bulimia, binge eating disorder, depressive disorders, anxiety disorders and PTSD. We offer the full spectrum of treatment services for adults, adolescents and children of all genders, including Inpatient, Residential, Partial Hospitalization and Outpatient programs.Utilizing a full continuum of care, we provide expert behavioral health and medical treatment for eating disorders and mood, anxiety and trauma-related disorders in an environment of compassion, competence, collaboration, innovation and integrity.EatingRecovery.com | PathlightBH.com

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