Presenters: Annie Goldsmith (she/her/hers) and Rachel Lewis-Marlow (she/her)
This webinar is designed for dietitians who are feeling they have exhausted the tools in their therapeutic toolbox. Inclusion of this embodied approach to treatment creates spaciousness and movement where clients are constricted and stuck.
Presenter: Laura Iu (she/her)
Together, we will explore common types of adoptions in the U.S., various ways in which adoption trauma may show up throughout one's life, and ways in which the eating disorder can manifest.
Presenter: Charlie Golightly (they/them)
This webinar will allow clinicians to reflect on boundaries they already have in place and provide the tools and language to set professional boundaries in their own business or practice.
Presenter: Fatema Jivanjee-Shakir (she/her)
In this webinar, we will expand our understanding of what body image means beyond weight and consider additional types of behaviors people may engage in to alter their body’s appearance.
Presenters: ani janzen (they/she) and Veronica Garnett (she/her)
This webinar will explore a future where we move beyond Health at Every Size® as a necessary framework of care and what liberatory care might one day be like.
Presenter: Jennifer Gaudiani
In a series of case-based discussions, Dr. Gaudiani will address alternative means of supporting patients of all ages who are stuck or relapsing, in hopes of honoring a more feminist, autonomy-focused, consent-centered perspective that helps patients move toward their goals and values.
Presenter: Nicole Wavra (she/her/hers)
This webinar will focus on children under the age of 13 and how to best treat eating disorders and other feeding differences in this young population.
Presenter: Alyssa Snow Callahan
This presentation will cover how to properly share your value, assess if a client is a good fit for your practice (and vice versa!), and build working relationships with your clients based on your integrity and boundaries from the beginning.
Presenters: Ali Beckman (she/her/hers)
While the “traditional” treatment for diabetes is a prescription for restriction and weight loss, this presentation will dive into strategies for stabilizing blood sugars and restoring our clients’ relationships with food while honoring weight-inclusive and anti-diet philosophies.