“What Should I Do?” Ethics in Eating Disorders Treatment
September 17 @ 10:00 am - 11:00 am PDT
| In this webinar, we will explore our personal and collective ethical decision-making processes in the treatment of people with eating disorders. |
Learning Objectives:
Following this presentation, participants will:
- Explore the personal values you bring to eating disorders treatment.
- Learn about a social justice-oriented treatment approach and Niva Piran’s research on the social conditions that contribute to disruptions in embodiment.
- Discuss concerns related to freedom, autonomy, and voice in the treatment of clients with severe and enduring anorexia.
- Cultivate self-care.
Level C: Advanced Practice
This level focuses on mastery, specialized expertise, and complex problem-solving. Participants integrate advanced concepts, lead initiatives, and address challenging cases with sophisticated strategies. Ideal for experienced professionals aiming to refine and elevate their practice.
Elizabeth Scott, LCSW, CEDS-S Bio:
Elizabeth Scott, LCSW, CEDS-S, is an educator and psychotherapist whose work focuses on the intersection of embodiment, social justice and mindfulness. As Co-Founder and Director of Training for The Body Positive for 25 years, Elizabeth trained educators and students to use the Be Body Positive model to promote joyful embodiment and excellent self-care. She developed the Big-Hearted Embodiment certification training and is building an international community of clinicians who are committed to social justice and positive embodiment as core values in their treatment work. Elizabeth has studied yoga, breathwork and socially engaged Buddhism for 33 years. She practices psychotherapy in the San Francisco Bay Area.
