At this event, Massimo Recalcati will discuss the incidence of the sibling complex in individuals with eating disorders (ED) and its impact on their family system. An intrusion complex that has not been processed frequently lies at the origin of EDs. Phenomena of rivalry, aggression and envious hatred are often observed in the dynamics of sibling relationships and are decisive in the subject’s psychopathological development. The second part of the day will be devoted to the analysis and discussion of a case presented by the Gruber Residence multidisciplinary team and supervised by Massimo Recalcati, with the aim of encouraging useful reflection on care orientation and daily clinical practice.

At this event, Massimo Recalcati will examine issues related to the development of sexual identity in relation to EDs, with particular reference to female sexuality and its subjectification. The second part of the day will be devoted to the analysis and discussion of a case presented by the Gruber Residence multidisciplinary team and supervised by Massimo Recalcati, with the aim of encouraging useful reflection on care orientation and daily clinical practice.

At this event, the Gruber Foundation invited Vittorio Lingiardi to examine the relationship between EDs and the construction of gender identity, a relatively underexplored topic worthy of new reflection. Grasping the symbolic and symptomatic links between gender-nonconforming identity and EDs is crucial for arriving at more accurate diagnoses and multidisciplinary therapeutic interventions tailored to patient specificity. The second part of the day will be devoted to the analysis and discussion of a case presented by the Gruber Residence multidisciplinary team and supervised by Massimo Recalcati, with the aim of encouraging useful reflection on care orientation and daily clinical practice.

For this event, the Gruber Foundation invited Aldo Raul Becce to examine the relationship between EDs and the family context from a clinical perspective, with a lecture that investigates the psychological consequences of the problematic relationships that some families have with the law that is supposed to determine their functioning. The second part of the day will be devoted to the analysis and discussion of a case presented by the Gruber Residence multidisciplinary team and supervised by Massimo Recalcati, with the aim of encouraging useful reflection on care orientation and daily clinical practice.

At this first event, Massimo Recalcati will examine the relationship between EDs and new melancholia from a theoretical and clinical point of view. The second part of the day will be devoted to the analysis and discussion of a case presented by the Gruber Residence multidisciplinary team and supervised by Massimo Recalcati, with the aim of encouraging useful reflection on care orientation and daily clinical practice.

At this first event, Professor Recalcati will examine diagnostic classification within clinical ED treatment and its implications for care orientation

At this event, Professor Recalcati will examine the theme of the family context of patients with eating disorders.

At this event, Professor Recalcati will examine the theme of residential treatment for severe cases in the clinical treatment of eating disorders.

After an initial seminar addressing critical issues in managing severe cases, at this second seminar, Professor Massimo Recalcati will address issues concerning the differential diagnosis of personality structure in the clinical treatment of eating disorders.

In this first seminar, Professor Recalcati will examine the theme of severe cases within the clinical treatment of eating disorders.