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2025 National Paediatric Inpatient Eating Disorder Symposium

14 and 15 November 2025
National Wine Centre | Adelaide | Kaurna Land

The Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service and Women’s and Children’s Hospital Eating Disorders Teams invite you to attend the 2025 National Paediatric Inpatient Eating Disorder Symposium. The two-day symposium will be an opportunity for information sharing and the development of initiatives, as well as networking with other services.

 

Thursday 13 November | 6pm to 9pm | Networking drinks

Friday 14 November | 8:30am to 5pm | Symposium day 1

Friday 14 November | 6pm to 9pm | Symposium dinner

Saturday 15 November | 9am to 4pm | Symposium day 2 

 

Registrations for the Symposium are now closed. Contact symposium@managingforperformance.com.au for more information.

The registration fee of $450.00 incl. GST includes attendance at both days of the symposium, as well as networking drinks and the symposium dinner.​​​

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Symposium speakers

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Colleen Alford

Senior Social Worker, Westmead

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Jemma Anderson

Adolescent Physician at Women's and Children's Hospital

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Dr. Ailish Battersby

Paediatrician, WCH

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Dr. Michelle Boyd Paediatrician

Queensland Health

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Jacinta Coleman

Paediatrician, Monash Children’s Hospital

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Dr. Callum Deakin Psychiatrist, WCH

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Maria Garland

Clinical Nurse Consultant, Perth Children’s Hospital

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Sonja Kubik

Senior Clinical Psychologist, Adolescent and Young Adult Service (AYAS), Queensland Health

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Dr. Randall Long Psychiatrist, 4GP Adelaide, Head of Unit of the SA Health Statewide Eating Disorder Service

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Tegan McLean

Clinical Coordinator of Eating Disorder Service at Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service

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Dr. Anne Morris

Associate Professor Sydney Medical School Children's Hospital at Westmead

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Dr. Koghinie Mohan

Child and Adolescent Psychiatrist, CAMHS Statewide Paediatric Eating disorder service

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Dr. Nicola Read

Clinical psychologist, RCH

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Dr. Claire Robertson

Paediatrician WCH

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Dr .Suba Rudolph

Paediatrician, Epworth Health Care

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Kate aBeckett

Dietician, Hunter New England LHD

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Joanne Titterton

Clinical Nurse Consultant, Westmead

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Jess Wallace

Occupational Therapist at the Women’s and Children’s Health Network

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Dr. Michelle Yeo

Paediatrician at The Royal Children's Hospital

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Gemma Zanardo

Senior Clinical Dietitian

Symposium program

Networking drinks | Thursday 13 November 2025

6pm to 9pm

Networking drinks

Day 1 | Friday 14 November 2025

9am to 9:30am

Welcome to country

Opening remarks

  • Tegan McLean, Clinical Coordinator of Eating Disorder Service at Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service

9:30am to 11am

Discussion: Now and Then - Changing cohorts over a decade

  • Dr. Anne Morris, Paediatrician, Westmead

  • Dr. Michelle Yeo, Paediatrician, RCH

  • Dr. Randall Long, Psychiatrist, 4GP Adelaide

  • Dr. Michelle Boyd, Paediatrician, Queensland Health

11am to 11:15am

Morning tea

11:15am to 12pm

Innovation/point of difference presentation + Q &A | Waitlist Intervention

  • Maria Garland, Clinical Nurse Consultant, Perth Children’s Hospital 

12pm to 12:45pm

Lunch

12:45pm to 1:30pm

Innovation/point of difference presentation + Q &A

  • Jess Wallace, WCH OT program

1:30pm to 2:30pm

ARFID Presentation

  • Colleen Alford, Senior Social Worker, Westmead

2:30pm to 4pm

Panel: How are teams accommodating to meet the needs of young people with elevated autistic traits and or ARFID

  • Jacinta Coleman, Paediatrician, Monash Children’s Hospital

  • Kate aBeckett, Dietician, Hunter New England LHD

  • Dr. Callum Deakin, Psychiatrist, WCH

  • Sonja Kubik, Senior Clinical Psychologist, Adolescent and Young Adult Service (AYAS), Queensland Health

4pm to 4:15pm

Afternoon tea

4:15pm to 5pm

Optional: Working group for Guidelines for admission

(please indicate your interest in attending here)

  • Dr. Ailish Battersby, Paediatrician, WCH

  • ​Dr. Michelle Boyd, Paediatrician, Queensland Health

6pm to 11pm

Dinner at the National Wine Centre

Day 2 | Saturday 15 November 2025

9am to 9:10am

Participants arrive for day 2

9:10am to 10:30am

Anorexia Plus Rotating stations (with different questions/themes to discuss)

Question: Key issues/challenges/ways forward in caring for this patient cohort in the inpatient setting?

  • Dr. Emma Gill, Child and Adolescent Psychiatrist

  • Dr. Andrew Wallis, Clinical Specialist Social Worker & Family Therapist

  • Gemma Zanardo, Senior Clinical Dietitian

  • Dr Suba Rudolph, Paediatrician, Epworth Health Care

  • Dr. Michelle Yeo, Paediatrician, RCH

  • Floating facilitators:

  • Tegan McLean, Clinical Coordinator

  • Dr Nicola Read, Clinical Psychologist, RCH

10:30am to 11:30am

Long term endocrine impacts + Q&A

  • Dr. Jemma Anderson, Paediatrician, WCH

11:30am to 11:45am

Morning tea

11:45am to 1:00pm

Balancing Medical and Psychological Risk (case example with each discipline sharing their priorities and approach) + wider group discussion

  • Dr. Claire Robertson Paediatrician WCH

  • Dr. Koghinie Mohan Child and Adolescent Psychiatrist WCH

  • Joanne Titterton (Clinical Nurse Consultant, Westmead)

  • Dr Suba Rudolph (Paediatrician, Epworth Health Care)

  • Dr Nicola Read, Clinical Psychologist (RCH)

1:00pm to 2:00pm

Lunch

2:00pm to 3:15pm

Discipline Specific discussion – Topics identified by the group

  • WCH team

3:15pm to 3:30pm

Afternoon tea

3:30pm to 4:45pm

Anorexia Plus discussion

4:45pm to 5pm

Wrap up and feedback

  • Tegan McLean, Clinical Coordinator of Eating Disorder Service at Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service

Planning your trip to Adelaide

We will continue to update this section with different accommodation options and information to enhance your stay in Adelaide.

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The National Wine Centre is a world-renowned attraction that offers a unique and memorable experience for wine enthusiasts, industry professionals, and tourists alike.

More than just the venue for the symposium, it offers an extensive selection of food and wine experiences that cater to all levels of wine enthusiasts.

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The Wine Centre is an easy 15 min walk from most CBD hotels.

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Adelaide’s City Loop bus and the Botanic Gardens Tram stops at the Botanic Gardens East Terrace Entrance leaving a lovely 5 min walk through the Botanic Gardens to the Wine Centre.

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We are delighted to have partnered with the Majestic Roof Garden Hotel to provide symposium attendees with a 15% off best available rate for bookings between 12 and 17 November 2025.

13 min walk to the Wine Centre.

You must make your booking directly through this link and enter the code ANZAIEDS no later than 11:59pm 4 November 2025. Subject to availability.

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Vibrant. Affordable. Hi-Tech. A fresh, new destination among CBD hotels, ibis Adelaide is great value in the heart of the city.

19 min walk to the Wine Centre.

You may be eligible for ALL Accor Members' Rates by booking directly.

Click here for more information or to make a booking.

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In the heart of Adelaide’s CBD, Crowne Plaza Adelaide offers rooms with stunning city and hill views. 

11 min walk to the Wine Centre.

You may be eligible for IHG® One Rewards discounts and a 15% early bird rate by booking directly.

Click here for more information or to make a booking.

Contact us

If you have any questions about any aspect of your attendance at the symposium including the registration process, please contact  Rosslyn Cox at symposium@managingforperformance.com.au or on 0449298322.

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If you have any questions about the symposium program, please contact Tegan McLean at tegan.mclean@sa.gov.au.

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