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Eating Disorders and Body Dissatisfaction

Learning Objectives
1. List best practices in addressing eating disorders and body dissatisfaction in gender and sexual minority populations
2. Describe special considerations for transgender patients with regard to body modification and clinical care
3. Be able to describe the relationship between body dissatisfaction, gender dysphoria, and ways in which medical providers can take steps to provide affirming and comprehensive care
1 Credit CME

The National LGBTQIA+ Health Education Center from The Fenway Institute aims to advance health equity, access, and quality of care for LGBTQIA+ people through evidence-informed and cutting-edge training and education for healthcare providers across the globe. Learn more.

In this talk from the 2020 Advancing Excellence in Transgender Health conference, Dr Dalzell, Dr Hunt and Kayti describe best practices in addressing eating disorders and body dissatisfaction in gender and sexual minority populations. Suitable for beginning and intermediate clinicians, participants will learned about the relationship between body dissatisfaction and gender dysphoria. The session also covers ways in which medical providers can take steps to provide affirming and comprehensive care.

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