About

This workshop for clinicians will explore the provision of therapeutic meals in the context of family-based approaches in outpatient and higher levels of care. This includes both a parent-led clinician-supported and clinician-led interventions.

Presenters

Dr Andrew Wallis (Clinical Social Worker) and Dr Lisa Dawson (Clinical Psychologist) have many years of experience providing tertiary level therapeutic interventions for young people and their families with eating disorders.

Content

• Theoretical background and framework
• Discussion of clinical processes to enable success
• How clinicians can work directly with young people or alongside parents to model effective meal coaching
• Guided role plays to help develop participants micro skill development
• How to work with a curious and relational frame and have attuned and tailored responses

Stanton Library North Sydney
200 Miller St, North Sydney NSW 2060

Registrations

Cost: $660 (inc. GST)

www.trybooking.com/1430336

Registrations close September 11, 2025

Morning tea will be provided but lunch will be self-catering with a number of cafes available in close proximity.

Please note that numbers are limited to 20 participants so this workshop can be 'hands on'.

Pre-requisites

• Professional training and skills in child and adolescent mental health care
• Knowledge and experience with adolescent eating disorders
• Previous experience working with families in a family-based framework