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The EDTI Pathways Training Series

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Pathways
Overview

Meeting Clinicians Where They Are and Guiding Them Toward Mastery in Eating Disorder Care

Get to Know Our Pathways Course Series

EDTI offers distinct but interconnected pathways designed to meet clinicians where they are and guide them toward mastery. Each pathway builds competence across the spectrum of DBT and eating-disorder treatment, supporting both individual growth and systemic change:

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  • Foundations in Eating Disorder Treatment

  • Personality, Temperament, and DBT Treatment

  • MED-DBT: Integrative Treatment for Multidiagnostic EDs

  • Body Experiencing and the Embodied Self
     

​Each pathway stands on its own yet connects to the others - mirroring how effective treatment integrates multiple modes of learning, reflection, and practice. Whether you’re beginning your DBT journey or expanding an existing program, EDTI provides a clear, relational, and sustainable roadmap for clinician development.

The EDTI Pathways: Four Distinct Modules, One Comprehensive Framework

Foundational training in eating disorder treatment for clinicians

Foundations in Eating Disorder Treatment

Theme: Understanding the landscape of eating disorders
Purpose: Provide an evidence-informed foundation for clinicians new to the field or seeking to update their knowledge.

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Building knowledge, compassion, and clinical confidence in eating disorder care.

Foundational Pathways Into MED-DBT

Both the Eating Disorders Foundations Pathway and the DBT & Personality Pathway form the foundation for Learning MED-DBT, where the two streams converge.

Each pathway can be completed independently for CE credit, or sequentially for those pursuing comprehensive MED-DBT training.

 

Together, these pathways reflect the ethos of EDTI:

 

Distinct disciplines. 

Shared purpose. 

Unified care.

Green Sprouting Plants

Pathway
Integration

Distinct disciplines. 

Shared purpose. 

Unified care.

Green Nature

Testimonials

"From the very first pages of this book, the authors' determination to relentlessly seek solutions to tough problems is evident. Federici and Wisniewski emphasize that when treatments for people with eating disorders and complex problems fail, it reflects limitations in our methods and skills, not shortcomings in the patient. Early in my DBT career, I realized that eating disorders presented challenges beyond my existing skills. This book addresses a significant gap for many practitioners, offering strategies and hope where we have often felt powerless. It stands out as a promising tool to help therapists facing extreme clinical needs, and encourages a relentless pursuit of more effective ways to help those at greatest risk."

Anthony P. DuBose, PsyD

Vice President for Institute Services, Behavioral Tech Institute, Seattle Washington

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