Enhanced Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT-E) 2-Day Workshop
Enhanced Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT-E) 2-Day Workshop
WAEDOCS
About this event
Join WAEDOCS for a transformative 2-Day Enhanced Cognitive Therapy (CBT-E) Workshop designed to equip clinicians with advanced skills in the gold standard treatment for eating disorders. The workshops endorsed by the National Eating Disorders Collaboration (NEDC) can be used towards your application to become a credentialled disorder clinician.
This interactive training offers a comprehensive introduction to CBT- E, a transdiagnostic manualised, and structured approach that can be tailored to treat a wide range of adult eating disorders. Participants will gain practical, hands-on experience applying the four stages of CBT- E, including techniques to engage clients effectively, facilitate early behaviour change and address obstacles to recovery. Led by a WAEDOCS experienced clinician, the workshop incorporates role plays, case discussion and evidence-based strategies to support clinical
implementation.
This presentation will be held as a live, hybrid event only.
Requirement
Registrations close 24th Feb 2026 at 5pm.
A minimum number of clinicians need to register for this workshop to run. This workshop will go ahead unless we notify you otherwise (once registrations have closed).
For those registrering to attend this workshop in-person, please note pending sufficient registration numbers, we may need to move your attendance to online.
By purchasing a ticket to attend live training (in-person or online), you agree that the workshop may be recorded for internal audit purposes only and will not be distributed.
Check time difference if attending outside WA.
Audience
This workshop is suitable for psychologists, dietitians, social workers, mental health professionals and private practice clinicians seeking to master CBT-E and enhance outcomes for clients with eating disorders. Participants are expected to have a basic understanding of eating disorders and CBT prior to attendance.