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Fri, Mar 04

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Hamilton

Eating Disorder Sensitive Training for Professionals

This training course is aimed at offering education to social workers, therapists, psychologists, nurses, naturopaths and other mental health care providers, and other professionals in Health, Social and Human Services.

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Eating Disorder Sensitive Training for Professionals
Eating Disorder Sensitive Training for Professionals

Time & Location

Mar 04, 2022, 10:30 a.m. – 3:30 p.m. EST

Hamilton, 97 James St N, Hamilton, ON L8R 2K6, Canada

About the event

Over the course of the last ten years we as Eating Disorder Specialists have struggled to keep up to the demand and provide support to the community that has been impacted by Eating Disorders. CCP has offered various trainings to different organizations and have supervised many therapists over the years. We are slowly working on increasing the number of clinicians to help them feel more confident and capable of working with the increasing number of people who are in need of support.  We are thrilled to collaborate with Body Brave to offer an extended version of their online traning for professionals.   

Learning Topics:

Understanding Eating Disorders

Providing Care, including Anti-Oppressive Approaches

The Recovery Community

Cultivating the Therapeutic Alliance

Treatment Approaches for Eating Disorders

Further Eating Disorder Training

The content covers six core competency areas for those who are shared care professionals or recovery support professionals, as per the NEDC's Workforce Core Competencies:

1. "General knowledge of the clinical features of eating disorders, common treatments and the individual experience of recovery.

2. "Ability to identify warning signs of eating disorders and disordered eating and to conduct initial assessment within the scope of usual professional role.

3. "Ability to engage the person with an eating disorder and family in a non-judgemental manner and to motivate engagement with and refer to relevant health services and treatments.

4. "Ability to support the person and their family to facilitate personal recovery."

5. "Ability to contribute to multidisciplinary team assessment, care planning and treatment within scope of usual professional role."

6. "Knowledge of current clinical practices and standards in the treatment of eating disorders."

The extended training is led by Carly Crawford. During this 4 hour workshop  we will be diving deeper into the meaningful content created by Body Brave. We will have the opportunity to expand on concepts, discuss case studies and dive more indepth into the clinical interventions identified in this training that every health care professional can benefit from. 

This opportunity for in-person work will allow space for us as clinicians to examine our own beliefs around Eating Disorders and how it relates to the treatment of this diverse population.

This workshop will be taken place twice as we are limiting it to 10 participants at a time. 

Friday, March 4th @ 10:30am- 3pm (with time for a break) 

The investment is $250.00 with $100 from every ticket going directly to Body Brave.  

This course has been approved for 3 CEC hours with the Canadian Counselling and Psychotherapy Association.

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