Pathway for Eating Disorders and Autism developed from Clinical Experience. Improving clinical care for people who have autism and eating disorders.
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ALT Professor Kate tchanturia
ALT Blue and yellow background with two shadowed faces facing each other. King's College London logo in top right corner. Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology & Neuroscience. IoPPN Research Festival 2025. Bridging disciplines, brain to behaviour 14.00-17.00 Wednesday 14 May 2025
ALT A wide open space with 3 frames which have canvases that are lit up. The canvases have a selection of images and text outlining the experiences of Autistic people with Eating Disorders. There is a projector above the canvases.
ALT A wide open space with 2 frames which have canvases that are lit up. The canvases have a selection of images and text outlining the experiences of Autistic people with Eating Disorders. There is a projector above the canvases. A stand displaying menu sheets that detail how eating environments can be improved for Autistic people. In front of a stand is a white table with a blank eating environment sheet and instructions for visitors to have a go at designing autism affirming eating environments. Behind one of the canvases is a big grey column and behind that is a stand with images displayed representing the experiences of an Autistic person with Intellectual Disability who also had an eating disorder. There is a row of projectors above the stands and canvases.
ALT Woman standing with microphone in front of a slide in the background that says ‘The Eating Disorders and Autism Collaborative (EDAC) is a UK wide collaborative network that aims to bridge the gap between autism and eating disorders research. EDACResearch.co.uk’ with the symbol for EDAC (which is a purple and green circle interlinking around a white neurodiversity symbol). Behind the woman is two seats and a table.
ALT Woman standing with microphone in front of some seated guests with a slide in the background that says ‘The Eating Disorders and Autism Collaborative (EDAC) is a UK wide collaborative network that aims to bridge the gap between autism and eating disorders research. EDACResearch.co.uk’ with the symbol for EDAC (which is a purple and green circle interlinking around a white neurodiversity symbol). Behind the woman is two seats and a table.
ALT Written details of exhibition at top of image with photograph of person holding up a cup and two silver spoons against a turquoise background.. Details are "you are not alone" is a photovoice exhibition presenting the experiences and research priorities of autistic people with eating disorders. The exhibition will feature photographs, drawings and digital art produced through research conducted by the Eating Disorders and Autism Collaborative. Date 1st to 8th march, 10am to 5pm, free drop in. Closed Sunday Tuesday and Thursday. Location is at inscape, 1 Crichton street, Newington, Edinburgh, EH8 9AB
ALT Link between Eating Disorders and Autism: PEACE Pathway Conference Tuesday 20 May 2025 | 10:00 - 16:00 Online via MS Teams 7 CPD Accredited Points £50 - Fee includes delegate pack and electronic access to speakers' presentations @peacepathway peacepathway.org PEACE: Pathway for Eating Disorders and Autism developed from Clinical Experience Logos for the Maudsley Charity, National Autistic Society, the Health Foundation, South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust, and King's College London
ALT Image of hand holding a plastic cup with two metal spoons in front of a green background
