An introduction to Body Dysmorphic Disorder

Organisation / Service

Mind Body Well

Duration

2 hours

Learning Level

Suitable for intermediate practitioners.


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The Mind Body Well Eating Disorder Masterclass series offers professional development for allied health and medical professionals working with people experiencing eating disorders, body image, and weight and shape concerns. The sessions are suitable for all therapists regardless of experience, however they will assume general knowledge of eating disorder diagnosis and treatment options.

Eating Disorder Masterclass #1 - An introduction to Body Dysmorphic Disorder

Presenter: Fran Beilharz, Clinical Psychologist, Mind Body Well

Masterclass outline:

Body Dysmorphic Disorder (BDD) is a prevalent, yet highly misunderstood psychiatric disorder. While there is some overlap of BDD with the presentation and treatment of eating disorders, BDD requires specific assessment and unique considerations for recovery. The aim of this masterclass is to support clinicians working in the field of eating disorders and body image in better understanding BDD, with an introduction to assessment and treatment. This will include an overview of presentations, differential diagnosis, clinical features and assessment. Specific presentations of BDD will also be discussed, including working with individuals with muscle dysmorphia, and those seeking cosmetic surgery.

This Masterclass will explore:

  • Assessment and diagnosis of Body Dysmorphic Disorder (BDD)

  • Differential diagnosis from other mental conditions

  • Introductory principals for BDD treatment

  • NOTE - This is an introductory webinar, Fran will also be offering a further workshop in the use of CBT in BDD treatment. This webinar will be a prerequisite for the extended workshop.

Cost

Individual Masterclass: $150 for the recording and handouts

Masterclass Package: $1200 for all 10 sessions and handouts

 



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