Working with Emotions: Understanding Emotions and Distress when Working with Eating Disorders and Supports

Working with Emotions: Understanding Emotions and Distress when Working with Eating Disorders and Supports

About this event

Delivered online
Thursday 12 October 2023
9:00am - 4:00pm

 

Having an eating disorder or engaging in disordered eating is associated with high levels of distress for clients and their supports. High levels of emotions and difficulties managing emotions can be present at all stages of treatment and can interfere with treatment goals and lead to prematurely ending treatment. This workshop is designed to help participants understand emotions from a physiological, experiential and cognitive perspective, and explores interventions from multiple domains to enhance clinical practice.

 

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