Join us for an important conversation with eating disorder experts, Dr. Jessica Van Huysse and Dr. Bernie Stoody, as we discuss the signs, symptoms and consequences of disordered eating, as well as when and how to intervene and connect youth to treatment. Parents and youth professionals will leave with practical information that can help save the life of a young person suffering from an eating disorder.
Our experts for the evening are:
Jessica Van Huysse, PhD, ABPP
University of Michigan, Department of Psychiatry
Clinical Director of the Comprehensive Eating Disorders Program
V. Bernadene (Bernie) Stoody, MD, MSc
University of Michigan, Department of Pediatrics
Physician, Division of Adolescent Medicine
We Need to Talk (WN2T) is a community-wide youth mental health initiative aimed at increasing awareness of mental illness, reducing stigmas and improving access to services. Developed by Jewish Detroit’s human service and engagement agencies, synagogues and temples, and youth serving organizations, WN2T is managed by Jewish Family Service with assistance from the Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Detroit.
Sponsors for this program are:
Jewish Family Service of Metropolitan Detroit
Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Detroit
Jewish Women’s Foundation
