Hosted by Grace Wong CEDRD-S & Katja Rowell MD
Email: gracewongrd@gmail.com
Hosted by Tracy Brown,RD Somatic Nutrition and Body Image Coach
During this 12 Week Course, I will help you figure out how to get that client work up and running with inspiration and quality:
Thorough assessment and flow of sessions you provide to clients
Process for treating AN, BN, BED, and diet trauma
In-depth teaching on IE
Continuous work with body image
Recognition of early attachment issues, trauma, and work within your scope of those issues
Work with kids, teens, and parents
Teaching of counseling skills that include MI, body tracking and reflecting
Trust building to gain good relationships with your clients
Conflict resolution Systematic diet culture awareness and working with our blind spots
HAES
Inner work evaluation
Teamwork
Finding solutions
Finding your own voice for outreach
Ideal clients Business basics
And much much more!
Hosted by Maria Paredes, PhD, LPCS, CED-S of Three Birds Counseling & Clinical Supervision
Day & Time of Group
This group meets virtually via Zoom on the last Monday of each month. The time of group is 11am-1:00pm EST.
Groups meetings are $85/session, though there are discounts provided for pre-licensed individuals and for UNCG alumni. See pricing page for rates. For most therapists, the cost of group is a tax deductible expense.
Gain practical skills, knowledge, & awareness for providing evidenced-based therapy for disordered eating and body image
Learn inclusive, affirming, fat-positive, trauma-informed, relationally based approaches to clinical work
Work toward your Certified Eating Disorders Specialist credential
Share with, get support, and learn from other providers who similarly believe ALL bodies have worth (cuz they do!)
Hosted by Kiera Buchanan, Centre For Integrative Health
Hobart: May 16
Melbourne: June 27
Sydney: September 18
Brisbane: October 31
People with eating and body-image concerns generally experience high levels of self-criticism, self-directed hostility and shame. Furthermore, these individuals tend to have difficulties generating and activating affiliative and self-soothing emotions.
Compassion-focused therapy (CFT) was developed specifically to addresses these issues in presentations resistant to standard treatment approaches. Since then, CFT for eating disorders (CFT-E) has been designed to incorporate compassion-focused strategies into standard eating disorder treatment approaches.This workshop will describe
the theoretical rationale for a compassion focused approach as part of eating disorder treatment
the adaptation and incorporation of CFT-E within standard eating disorder therapies
a review of the current evidence-base for CFT-E, and
the use of CFT-E in clinical practice across the spectrum and various modes of inpatient-and community-based services.
By the end of the workshops, participants will:
1. Possess an understanding of the foundations and principals of Compassion Focused Therapy
2. Develop a CFT formulation of clients’ eating and weight concerns.
3. Integrate a CFT approach into current treatment modalities.
Dr. Kiera Buchanan is the founding director of Centre for Integrative Health as well as a Clinical Psychologist and Health Psychologist. Kiera has extensive research and clinical experience in the field of eating and weight concerns, having published papers, presented at conferences, and delivered training workshops for health professionals in the field. Her passion and dedication to the field is demonstrated through her positions on a number of state and national-wide committees including the Queensland State-Wide Eating Disorder Advisory Group and the Australian & New Zealand Academy for Eating Disorders.
Hosted by Maria Paredes, PhD, LPCS, CED-S of Three Birds Counseling & Clinical Supervision
Day & Time of Group
This group meets virtually via Zoom on the last Monday of each month. The time of group is 11am-1:00pm EST.
Groups meetings are $85/session, though there are discounts provided for pre-licensed individuals and for UNCG alumni. See pricing page for rates. For most therapists, the cost of group is a tax deductible expense.
Gain practical skills, knowledge, & awareness for providing evidenced-based therapy for disordered eating and body image
Learn inclusive, affirming, fat-positive, trauma-informed, relationally based approaches to clinical work
Work toward your Certified Eating Disorders Specialist credential
Share with, get support, and learn from other providers who similarly believe ALL bodies have worth (cuz they do!)
Hosted by Jessica Setnick/Understanding Nutrition
EATING DISORDERS BOOT CAMP: NEXT GENERATION is the premier training workshop to bridge the gap between academic research and the practical tools you need right now to help your patients and clients.
Unlike typical conference sessions where the topic is totally pre-planned and only a few minutes are set aside for questions, EATING DISORDERS BOOT CAMP: NEXT GENERATION provides a truly interactive framework in which the needs of the participants always direct the course.
Every EATING DISORDERS BOOT CAMP: NEXT GENERATION is different, and topics are determined by the areas of practice and specific concerns brought forward by attendees.
Whether you have been in practice a short time or many years, if you spend your day helping individuals with dysfunctional eating (and who doesn't?) then EATING DISORDERS BOOT CAMP: NEXT GENERATION is for you.
If you need a confidence boost, an update on the latest and greatest, confirmation that you're "doing it right," or the nuts and bolts of eating disorder treatment, reserve your spot in one of the upcoming locations for the most comprehensive and practical workshop you will attend.
"I don't know how she made the time speed by like that, but Jessica's enthusiasm and great ideas had me engaged and invested from minute one... and after a day and a half, I didn't want it to end!"
"I don't know how I did my job before this workshop. I can tell I'll be doing it a LOT better now."
"Before I got here I worried that it was a big investment of time and money. But the tools I learned and the boundary advice are priceless. It would still be worth it for twice the price."
EATING DISORDERS BOOT CAMP: NEXT GENERATION workshops are held from 9am-4pm the first day and 9am-noon the second day. Your registration fee includes:
EATING DISORDERS BOOT CAMP: NEXT GENERATION Manual, including all slides, articles, handouts and resources discussed in the workshop;
A Certificate of Completion for all professions, including 9 CEUs for Registered Dietitians;
Breakfast on both days and lunch on the first day;
Copies of both of Jessica's books, The Eating Disorders Clinical Pocket Guide, Second Edition and The Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics Pocket Guide to Eating Disorders, Second Edition.
One and a half days of PERSONAL attention from Jessica - Eating Disorders Boot Camp: NEXT GENERATION workshops are limited in size to ensure that you get exactly what you need.
P.S. - Don't see a location that fits? All you need to bring ED Boot Camp to your area in 2018 is 10-12 interested attendees and a room to accommodate them for two days! Get in touch with Celena at info@UnderstandingNutrition.com or 214-503-7100 and let's make it happen!
Day 1: Weight Science, Non Diet Principles to Practice
Day 2: Communication & Social Justice Frameworks
Due to the success of the two day series over the last few years, Fiona Willer (Health Not Diets) and Fiona Sutherland (The Mindful Dietitian) will continue to offer two types of non-diet approach workshops designed especially for dietitians. The first is a two day workshop for dietitians who have not previously attended non-diet approach training, or who may like some revision and an update on research. The Day 2 workshop is suitable for those who are looking to extend and consolidate their skills. The workshops are on consecutive days so that you can choose to come to both day 1 and 2, or just day 2.
With a thorough exploration of the evidence base as well as experiential and self reflective activities, this event will support to you develop sound foundational competence in using the Non Diet Approach with your clients and patients. This practical workshop is perfect for Dietitians working in private practice, weight management clinics & clinical outpatient services. Includes a copy of The Non Diet Approach Guidebook for Dietitians
Find out about:
The history of Health At Every Size (HAES) ® & Non Diet Approaches
Research informing the Non Diet Approach, evidence base & practice-based research possibilities
The five core components of the Non Diet Approach in detail
Specific strategies, tools & worksheets to use with your clients
The most common tripping points
Specifically how to integrate the Non Diet Approach into the Nutrition Care Process including nutrition diagnosis & PESS statement development
Suitable for anyone who has attended Day 1 at any time, this full day workshop is designed both as a next step from the Day 1 foundational training as well as ongoing skill development for more experienced Non Diet Approach practitioners.
Non Diet Approach is a practice framework built within the Health At Every Size ® paradigm, with a strong social justice foundation. Together, we will explore social justice both as an idea, and as a practice & how it intersects with Non Diet Approach-based care. Starting off with definition of terms, we’ll dig into some of the nuance & complexity of promoting equity & justice for all bodies in a culture which can make this really tough! We’ll offer not only our own experience, but provide you with a ton of resources you can explore in your own time to more deeply embed these ideas into your practice.
Using various frameworks, we will discuss & explore ways we can more effectively communicate with clients, colleagues & health practitioners so that we feel more grounded and confident in our messaging. Calling upon evidence-based care AND social justice frameworks, we want you to leave feeling like you can have tough conversations from a place of kindness & stability.
Don’t worry if you haven’t integrated Non Diet into every element on your practice (we understand that it takes time, or it may all be very new!) – this workshop will support you to build confidence & work through sticking points.
Bring your questions, and we’ll make sure to allocate time for digging in, as well as networking & enjoying delicious food!
Hosted by Centre For Integrative Health
Hobart: May 16
Melbourne: June 27
Sydney: September 18
Brisbane: October 31
People with eating and body-image concerns generally experience high levels of self-criticism, self-directed hostility and shame. Furthermore, these individuals tend to have difficulties generating and activating affiliative and self-soothing emotions.
Compassion-focused therapy (CFT) was developed specifically to addresses these issues in presentations resistant to standard treatment approaches. Since then, CFT for eating disorders (CFT-E) has been designed to incorporate compassion-focused strategies into standard eating disorder treatment approaches.This workshop will describe
the theoretical rationale for a compassion focused approach as part of eating disorder treatment
the adaptation and incorporation of CFT-E within standard eating disorder therapies
a review of the current evidence-base for CFT-E, and
the use of CFT-E in clinical practice across the spectrum and various modes of inpatient-and community-based services.
By the end of the workshops, participants will:
1. Possess an understanding of the foundations and principals of Compassion Focused Therapy
2. Develop a CFT formulation of clients’ eating and weight concerns.
3. Integrate a CFT approach into current treatment modalities.
Dr. Kiera Buchanan is the founding director of Centre for Integrative Health as well as a Clinical Psychologist and Health Psychologist. Kiera has extensive research and clinical experience in the field of eating and weight concerns, having published papers, presented at conferences, and delivered training workshops for health professionals in the field. Her passion and dedication to the field is demonstrated through her positions on a number of state and national-wide committees including the Queensland State-Wide Eating Disorder Advisory Group and the Australian & New Zealand Academy for Eating Disorders.
Hosts: Dianne Bondy & Fiona Sutherland
Join friends and colleagues in a spectacular location for 4 days to reconnect with community and re-energise your passion for doing meaningful, body-inclusive work in the world.
Breathe In - the warmth and energy of a like-minded community who “get it”
Breathe Out - the challenges of living & working in diet culture.
Feel held by experienced retreat facilitators who love to both dig deep into the tough stuff, AND have fun.
Suitable for:
Health professionals (from any background) with a sound understanding of, and commitment to, Health At Every Size ® principles
Folks who wish to connect with, and be in community with others who share a commitment to equitable, body-inclusive care
Those wanting to explore how yoga intersects with HAES and social justice - taking your practice from the mat into your communities.
Rooms available:
Single (1 only)
Twin/Double Share (10 places)
Multi-share (9 places)
Including Room configurations, Rates, inclusions, travel options and much more!
For more than twenty years, Dianne Bondy has been leading a yoga revolution: empowering students to come to the mat as they are, educating teachers on the need for inclusivity in yoga and leading systematic change within the yoga industrial complex.
Dianne serves on the Advisory Board for ASDAH (the Association for Size Diversity & Health) and the author of the new, inclusive yoga book, Yoga For Everyone: 50 Poses for Every Type of Body
More information about Dianne HERE
Fiona Sutherland is a body inclusive Dietitian & Yoga Teacher from Melbourne Australia, Director of The Mindful Dietitian & Co-Director of Body Positive Australia. Fi is an experienced retreat host, professional supervisor and clinician, passionate about the importance of community in building our own longevity and resilience in our doing body-inclusive work.
More about Fiona HERE
Hosted by Tracy Brown,RD Somatic Nutrition, IE and Body Image Specialist
*Prerequisite: Non-Diet Decoding & Counseling Skills
During this 12 Week Course
Help clients reduce negative self talk, anxiety around food and weight change
Improve motivation to engage in coaching
Enhance client’s ability to listen and to respond to inner landscape and physical selves
Understand polyvagal and attachment theory to help decrease client confusion about their physical experiences of low energy, inability to slow down and health concerns
Work within clients window of tolerance and resiliency
Contain arousal of fight or flight system
Help clients stay in the here and now with food and body experiences
Cutting edge techniques to go at the pace of your client’s nervous system to make lasting change with food and health behaviors
Address sensory issues that prevent positive behaviors with food
Bring safety to client experiences so they don’t get overwhelmed
Learn how to repair mis-attunements in the relationship
Tools to give to clients between sessions for consistent growth
Learn to teach experiential exercises to promote your clients ability to track their own systems
Address when clients say, “part of me ___, part of me ___”
Hosted by Heather Caplan
Are you curious about what it means to take a weight-inclusive approach to nutrition and dietetics? Want to learn more about the research on weight stigma, and weight cycling?
Join us at the inaugural Weight-Inclusive Nutrition & Dietetics Workshop!
As nutrition professionals, we’re constantly in search of the best, evidence-based method for helping our clients and patients. As the non-diet approach as grown in popularity, there often seems to be widening divide between this approach and traditional dietetics.
But we are more united than we are divided.
We all have one essential thing in common: we want to help people. We are united in this shared reality. Our clients and patients need evidence-based nutrition education, guidance, and therapy, and more than anything, they need compassion. All nutrition professionals want to have the best tools at our disposal to do this important work.
This Weight-Inclusive Nutrition and Dietetics (WIND) event series was designed to open us up to these tough conversations, connect with and learn from each other, and unite our profession.
Hosted by Centre For Integrative Health
Hobart: May 16
Melbourne: June 27
Sydney: September 18
Brisbane: October 31
People with eating and body-image concerns generally experience high levels of self-criticism, self-directed hostility and shame. Furthermore, these individuals tend to have difficulties generating and activating affiliative and self-soothing emotions.
Compassion-focused therapy (CFT) was developed specifically to addresses these issues in presentations resistant to standard treatment approaches. Since then, CFT for eating disorders (CFT-E) has been designed to incorporate compassion-focused strategies into standard eating disorder treatment approaches.This workshop will describe
the theoretical rationale for a compassion focused approach as part of eating disorder treatment
the adaptation and incorporation of CFT-E within standard eating disorder therapies
a review of the current evidence-base for CFT-E, and
the use of CFT-E in clinical practice across the spectrum and various modes of inpatient-and community-based services.
By the end of the workshops, participants will:
1. Possess an understanding of the foundations and principals of Compassion Focused Therapy
2. Develop a CFT formulation of clients’ eating and weight concerns.
3. Integrate a CFT approach into current treatment modalities.
Dr. Kiera Buchanan is the founding director of Centre for Integrative Health as well as a Clinical Psychologist and Health Psychologist. Kiera has extensive research and clinical experience in the field of eating and weight concerns, having published papers, presented at conferences, and delivered training workshops for health professionals in the field. Her passion and dedication to the field is demonstrated through her positions on a number of state and national-wide committees including the Queensland State-Wide Eating Disorder Advisory Group and the Australian & New Zealand Academy for Eating Disorders.
Day 1: Weight Science, Non Diet Principles to Practice
Day 2: Communication & Social Justice Frameworks
Due to the success of the two day series over the last few years, Fiona Willer (Health Not Diets) and Fiona Sutherland (The Mindful Dietitian) will continue to offer two types of non-diet approach workshops designed especially for dietitians. The first is a two day workshop for dietitians who have not previously attended non-diet approach training, or who may like some revision and an update on research. The Day 2 workshop is suitable for those who are looking to extend and consolidate their skills. The workshops are on consecutive days so that you can choose to come to both day 1 and 2, or just day 2.
With a thorough exploration of the evidence base as well as experiential and self reflective activities, this event will support to you develop sound foundational competence in using the Non Diet Approach with your clients and patients. This practical workshop is perfect for Dietitians working in private practice, weight management clinics & clinical outpatient services. Includes a copy of The Non Diet Approach Guidebook for Dietitians
Find out about:
The history of Health At Every Size (HAES) ® & Non Diet Approaches
Research informing the Non Diet Approach, evidence base & practice-based research possibilities
The five core components of the Non Diet Approach in detail
Specific strategies, tools & worksheets to use with your clients
The most common tripping points
Specifically how to integrate the Non Diet Approach into the Nutrition Care Process including nutrition diagnosis & PESS statement development
Suitable for anyone who has attended Day 1 at any time, this full day workshop is designed both as a next step from the Day 1 foundational training as well as ongoing skill development for more experienced Non Diet Approach practitioners.
Non Diet Approach is a practice framework built within the Health At Every Size ® paradigm, with a strong social justice foundation. Together, we will explore social justice both as an idea, and as a practice & how it intersects with Non Diet Approach-based care. Starting off with definition of terms, we’ll dig into some of the nuance & complexity of promoting equity & justice for all bodies in a culture which can make this really tough! We’ll offer not only our own experience, but provide you with a ton of resources you can explore in your own time to more deeply embed these ideas into your practice.
Using various frameworks, we will discuss & explore ways we can more effectively communicate with clients, colleagues & health practitioners so that we feel more grounded and confident in our messaging. Calling upon evidence-based care AND social justice frameworks, we want you to leave feeling like you can have tough conversations from a place of kindness & stability.
Don’t worry if you haven’t integrated Non Diet into every element on your practice (we understand that it takes time, or it may all be very new!) – this workshop will support you to build confidence & work through sticking points.
Bring your questions, and we’ll make sure to allocate time for digging in, as well as networking & enjoying delicious food!
Day 1: Weight Science, Non Diet Principles to Practice
Day 2: Communication & Social Justice Frameworks
Due to the success of the two day series over the last few years, Fiona Willer (Health Not Diets) and Fiona Sutherland (The Mindful Dietitian) will continue to offer two types of non-diet approach workshops designed especially for dietitians. The first is a two day workshop for dietitians who have not previously attended non-diet approach training, or who may like some revision and an update on research. The Day 2 workshop is suitable for those who are looking to extend and consolidate their skills. The workshops are on consecutive days so that you can choose to come to both day 1 and 2, or just day 2.
With a thorough exploration of the evidence base as well as experiential and self reflective activities, this event will support to you develop sound foundational competence in using the Non Diet Approach with your clients and patients. This practical workshop is perfect for Dietitians working in private practice, weight management clinics & clinical outpatient services. Includes a copy of The Non Diet Approach Guidebook for Dietitians
Find out about:
The history of Health At Every Size (HAES) ® & Non Diet Approaches
Research informing the Non Diet Approach, evidence base & practice-based research possibilities
The five core components of the Non Diet Approach in detail
Specific strategies, tools & worksheets to use with your clients
The most common tripping points
Specifically how to integrate the Non Diet Approach into the Nutrition Care Process including nutrition diagnosis & PESS statement development
Suitable for anyone who has attended Day 1 at any time, this full day workshop is designed both as a next step from the Day 1 foundational training as well as ongoing skill development for more experienced Non Diet Approach practitioners.
Non Diet Approach is a practice framework built within the Health At Every Size ® paradigm, with a strong social justice foundation. Together, we will explore social justice both as an idea, and as a practice & how it intersects with Non Diet Approach-based care. Starting off with definition of terms, we’ll dig into some of the nuance & complexity of promoting equity & justice for all bodies in a culture which can make this really tough! We’ll offer not only our own experience, but provide you with a ton of resources you can explore in your own time to more deeply embed these ideas into your practice.
Using various frameworks, we will discuss & explore ways we can more effectively communicate with clients, colleagues & health practitioners so that we feel more grounded and confident in our messaging. Calling upon evidence-based care AND social justice frameworks, we want you to leave feeling like you can have tough conversations from a place of kindness & stability.
Don’t worry if you haven’t integrated Non Diet into every element on your practice (we understand that it takes time, or it may all be very new!) – this workshop will support you to build confidence & work through sticking points.
Bring your questions, and we’ll make sure to allocate time for digging in, as well as networking & enjoying delicious food!
Hosted By Lilia Graue, Fiercely Embodied through Mindful Eating Mexico
A five-day intensive, advanced level workshop for participants interested in deep exploration of the hidden structures, beliefs and systems that shape conversation, practice and writing to impact health justice.
Core themes include:
Nutrition as social action
Thinking, un/feeling, learning through trauma
Why language matters
Matching theory and practice
Practitioners, activists, scholars committed to further exploring their use of a philosophy grounded in weight-inclusivity and social justice.
Using an emancipatory pedagogy we’ll adopt the principles of whole person learning, and draw on the collective wealth of expertise and experiences in the room. There will be guided learning, small and large group activities, discussion and reflection that engages learners in different ways of knowing and suits a range of learning styles. We will take time to consider the implications of the learning to our own development and resilience and what this means for our professional practice. Lucy will draw on Well Now theory, which is compassion-centered, trauma-informed and justice-enhancing. As well as helping us shape practice, looking through a trauma-informed lens also invites us to question the deep roots of organizational knowledge-creation where a ‘trauma-ignored’ approach is too often embedded. Activities will be based around concepts deemed useful for us to explore together and also schedule time later in the week that we can use to discuss topics decided on by the group after we meet.
Developing an understanding of and appreciation for the knowledge that already exists in the group and explore how this has been shaped by implicit and explicit values and beliefs and personal and professional experiences.
Improved understanding of what is meant by whole person learning, praxis and critical pedagogy and how this enhances trauma-informed practice and scholarship.
Expanded working knowledge of concepts from social justice, social science and the humanities that can help shape practice.
The opportunity to examine ‘thought as a system’, focusing on the deep roots of disconnect in language and learning ways to alter this in our everyday and therapeutic conversations.
Demonstrate an understanding of the tensions, challenges and opportunities raised by conventional hierarchies, silences and processes in organizational knowledge creation, what this means for ethical autonomy, and how it supports or suppresses a trauma-informed discourse.
Critically examine the concept of salutogenesis and its relevance to community learning and belonging.
About the trainer
Lucy Aphramor, PhD, RD developed Well Now, an approach to nutrition that teaches compassion, fosters self-care and advances social justice. Lucy co-authored the book Body Respect. She is an award winning radical dietitian, and a spoken word poet. Visit Lucy’s website.
9:00 – 9:45 Meditation / yoga morning session (from second day)
9:45 – 10:00 Break
10:00 – 11:45 Opening Session
11:45 – 12:00 Tea break
12:00 – 14:00 Session 2
14:00 – 16:00 Lunch
16:00 – 17:30 Afternoon Session
17:45 – 18:00 Break
18:00 – 19:00 Evening Session
Super Early Bird (payment completed by April 30): $2,000*
Early Bird (payment completed after April 30 and by July 31): $2,500*
Full Rate (payment completed after July 31): $3,000*
*All prices in USD. A non-refundable deposit of $500 will be required to reserve your spot, and you can submit partial payments.
This event is hosted by Fiercely Embodied with Lilia Graue, MD, LMFT through Mindful Eating Mexico.
Questions and registration: lily@fiercelyembodied.com
Hosted by Centre For Integrative Health
Hobart: May 16
Melbourne: June 27
Sydney: September 18
Brisbane: October 31
People with eating and body-image concerns generally experience high levels of self-criticism, self-directed hostility and shame. Furthermore, these individuals tend to have difficulties generating and activating affiliative and self-soothing emotions.
Compassion-focused therapy (CFT) was developed specifically to addresses these issues in presentations resistant to standard treatment approaches. Since then, CFT for eating disorders (CFT-E) has been designed to incorporate compassion-focused strategies into standard eating disorder treatment approaches.This workshop will describe
the theoretical rationale for a compassion focused approach as part of eating disorder treatment
the adaptation and incorporation of CFT-E within standard eating disorder therapies
a review of the current evidence-base for CFT-E, and
the use of CFT-E in clinical practice across the spectrum and various modes of inpatient-and community-based services.
By the end of the workshops, participants will:
1. Possess an understanding of the foundations and principals of Compassion Focused Therapy
2. Develop a CFT formulation of clients’ eating and weight concerns.
3. Integrate a CFT approach into current treatment modalities.
Dr. Kiera Buchanan is the founding director of Centre for Integrative Health as well as a Clinical Psychologist and Health Psychologist. Kiera has extensive research and clinical experience in the field of eating and weight concerns, having published papers, presented at conferences, and delivered training workshops for health professionals in the field. Her passion and dedication to the field is demonstrated through her positions on a number of state and national-wide committees including the Queensland State-Wide Eating Disorder Advisory Group and the Australian & New Zealand Academy for Eating Disorders.
Day 1: Weight Science, Non Diet Principles to Practice
Day 2: Communication & Social Justice Frameworks
Due to the success of the two day series over the last few years, Fiona Willer (Health Not Diets) and Fiona Sutherland (The Mindful Dietitian) will continue to offer two types of non-diet approach workshops designed especially for dietitians. The first is a two day workshop for dietitians who have not previously attended non-diet approach training, or who may like some revision and an update on research. The Day 2 workshop is suitable for those who are looking to extend and consolidate their skills. The workshops are on consecutive days so that you can choose to come to both day 1 and 2, or just day 2.
With a thorough exploration of the evidence base as well as experiential and self reflective activities, this event will support to you develop sound foundational competence in using the Non Diet Approach with your clients and patients. This practical workshop is perfect for Dietitians working in private practice, weight management clinics & clinical outpatient services. Includes a copy of The Non Diet Approach Guidebook for Dietitians
Find out about:
The history of Health At Every Size (HAES) ® & Non Diet Approaches
Research informing the Non Diet Approach, evidence base & practice-based research possibilities
The five core components of the Non Diet Approach in detail
Specific strategies, tools & worksheets to use with your clients
The most common tripping points
Specifically how to integrate the Non Diet Approach into the Nutrition Care Process including nutrition diagnosis & PESS statement development
Suitable for anyone who has attended Day 1 at any time, this full day workshop is designed both as a next step from the Day 1 foundational training as well as ongoing skill development for more experienced Non Diet Approach practitioners.
Non Diet Approach is a practice framework built within the Health At Every Size ® paradigm, with a strong social justice foundation. Together, we will explore social justice both as an idea, and as a practice & how it intersects with Non Diet Approach-based care. Starting off with definition of terms, we’ll dig into some of the nuance & complexity of promoting equity & justice for all bodies in a culture which can make this really tough! We’ll offer not only our own experience, but provide you with a ton of resources you can explore in your own time to more deeply embed these ideas into your practice.
Using various frameworks, we will discuss & explore ways we can more effectively communicate with clients, colleagues & health practitioners so that we feel more grounded and confident in our messaging. Calling upon evidence-based care AND social justice frameworks, we want you to leave feeling like you can have tough conversations from a place of kindness & stability.
Don’t worry if you haven’t integrated Non Diet into every element on your practice (we understand that it takes time, or it may all be very new!) – this workshop will support you to build confidence & work through sticking points.
Bring your questions, and we’ll make sure to allocate time for digging in, as well as networking & enjoying delicious food!
Hosted by Maria Paredes, PhD, LPCS, CED-S of Three Birds Counseling & Clinical Supervision
Hosted by Kori Kostka RD and Angela Cuddy RD
Date: Saturday, March 23
Time: 12 noon EST - 3 PM EST
Registration: $69 early bird ends February 23! ($99 regular price)
This event will be recorded if you cannot attend live.
answer "What's not working for you?" and "What is it you're unsatisfied with?"
work through a thorough career self-assessment
deconstruct the excuses that are spinning you in circles and leaving you with deadends
answer if private practice is actually right for you? Is it a hobby or a business?
be invited to two tracks follwowing this webinar:
1. Straight Talk on setting up a business - some people are making it look easy - is it? We will give you the HONEST answers. No bull. AND a stepwise approach to getting set up.
OR
2. Straight Talk on changing careers - can you just walk into something else? We will give you some tough love. No bull. AND help you get started on the path to a new direction.
Hosted by Fiona Sutherland
A workshop for Dietitians and Therapists to build skills in navigating conversations, interactions and tricky moments - with clients, colleagues, anyone - with greater insight, presence and skillfulness. Focussing primarily on the practitioner experience (with skills you can share with your clients too!), we will be having important conversations about
WHY our presence matters
HOW we can cultivate specific types of awareness which makes a difference and
WHAT are the practical skills we can take into everyday practice and life with us.
Bringing together the important topics of Mindfulness and Body Image, you will leave this workshop feeling refreshed, confident and more capable of bringing your best into each and every contact you have with clients and colleagues.
Know exactly what to try when you're feeling sooooo "over it", and using your "tuning in skills" you'll be better equipped to handle those tough conversations around food, eating and body image.
Meet lots of people who share the same dilemmas as you, and will have your most burning questions answered. We'll dig into some tricky topics, have lots of discussion and definitely get into some practice! I'll aim to provide an environment where we can nudge your edges & support you to explore ways to elevate, deepen and broaden your skills.
Dive into one of my favourite topics of "integration" and how mindfulness practices (hint: it's not just about sitting on a cushion!) supports both our, and our clients healing, with particular emphasis on it's application with people we see who really struggle with their body image.
Geek on out with some of the research and I'll be sharing with you specific tools, skills and resources you can take with you into practice right away.
Sounds all too serious? Nah! We'll definitely have fun. Guaranteed.
You can expect this workshop to definitely be steeped in weight and body inclusive Health At Every Size (R) principles, no exceptions. All bodies are welcome (and please reach out to make sure we support you in any body inclusive way eg. seating, accessibility, dietary requirements)
Each day will begin at 9am sharp and finish at 4:30pm
Location can be found on the booking forms - NYC in in Midtown Manhattan, and San Diego is in Del Mar
If you are not a Dietitian, you are MORE than welcome. I am very familiar speaking with other professionals and you will find many of the same ideas highly applicable
Each location has a maximum of 50 participants to optimise a high quality experience. I will hold a waitlist if you miss out on a ticket.
If you came to one of the 2018 Body Image workshops I hosted with Marci Evans, great news! This workshop will build on (but not duplicate) content we discussed. The Body Image workshop, in full PLUS MORE, is now available online with special deals for past participants.
As a non-US resident, I am not able to provide CEU's (I'm so sorry!), but I commit to offering a high quality workshop will I hope you'll find super valuable.
Please contact me for workplace group discounts
About Your Host
Fiona Sutherland, Director of The Mindful Dietitian is a highly experienced clinician, presenter and facilitator. Bringing a variety of skills and teaching styles, you can expect a dynamic and interactive learning environment where your needs are prioritised.
Fiona brings 20 years of experience and insight into the dilemmas and complexities of working with humans, and has accumulated specialisations in Mindfulness, Body Image, Eating Disorders and eating behaviour. Fiona teaches into the Masters level Dietetic programs in teaching programs in Melbourne, Australia and has a special passion for supporting students and grads explore what it means to approach work life from a place of courage, insight and human-centered care.
More about Fiona here.
Hosted by Fiona Sutherland
A workshop for Dietitians and Therapists to build skills in navigating conversations, interactions and tricky moments - with clients, colleagues, anyone - with greater insight, presence and skillfulness. Focussing primarily on the practitioner experience (with skills you can share with your clients too!), we will be having important conversations about
WHY our presence matters
HOW we can cultivate specific types of awareness which makes a difference and
WHAT are the practical skills we can take into everyday practice and life with us.
Bringing together the important topics of Mindfulness and Body Image, you will leave this workshop feeling refreshed, confident and more capable of bringing your best into each and every contact you have with clients and colleagues.
Know exactly what to try when you're feeling sooooo "over it", and using your "tuning in skills" you'll be better equipped to handle those tough conversations around food, eating and body image.
Meet lots of people who share the same dilemmas as you, and will have your most burning questions answered. We'll dig into some tricky topics, have lots of discussion and definitely get into some practice! I'll aim to provide an environment where we can nudge your edges & support you to explore ways to elevate, deepen and broaden your skills.
Dive into one of my favourite topics of "integration" and how mindfulness practices (hint: it's not just about sitting on a cushion!) supports both our, and our clients healing, with particular emphasis on it's application with people we see who really struggle with their body image.
Geek on out with some of the research and I'll be sharing with you specific tools, skills and resources you can take with you into practice right away.
Sounds all too serious? Nah! We'll definitely have fun. Guaranteed.
You can expect this workshop to definitely be steeped in weight and body inclusive Health At Every Size (R) principles, no exceptions. All bodies are welcome (and please reach out to make sure we support you in any body inclusive way eg. seating, accessibility, dietary requirements)
Each day will begin at 9am sharp and finish at 4:30pm
Location can be found on the booking forms - NYC in in Midtown Manhattan, and San Diego is in Del Mar
If you are not a Dietitian, you are MORE than welcome. I am very familiar speaking with other professionals and you will find many of the same ideas highly applicable
Each location has a maximum of 50 participants to optimise a high quality experience. I will hold a waitlist if you miss out on a ticket.
If you came to one of the 2018 Body Image workshops I hosted with Marci Evans, great news! This workshop will build on (but not duplicate) content we discussed. The Body Image workshop, in full PLUS MORE, is now available online with special deals for past participants.
As a non-US resident, I am not able to provide CEU's (I'm so sorry!), but I commit to offering a high quality workshop will I hope you'll find super valuable.
Please contact me for workplace group discounts
About Your Host
Fiona Sutherland, Director of The Mindful Dietitian is a highly experienced clinician, presenter and facilitator. Bringing a variety of skills and teaching styles, you can expect a dynamic and interactive learning environment where your needs are prioritised.
Fiona brings 20 years of experience and insight into the dilemmas and complexities of working with humans, and has accumulated specialisations in Mindfulness, Body Image, Eating Disorders and eating behaviour. Fiona teaches into the Masters level Dietetic programs in teaching programs in Melbourne, Australia and has a special passion for supporting students and grads explore what it means to approach work life from a place of courage, insight and human-centered care.
More about Fiona here.
With enormous thanks to Melainie Rogers and team at BALANCE eating disorder treatment center (TM) for sponsoring the New York City Workshop.
More information about BALANCE here.
Hosted by Shane Jeffrey, River Oak Health
Hosted by Hannah Turnbull, RD, LD & McKenzie Caldwell, MPH, RDN
Hosted by Fiona Sutherland (The Mindful Dietitian) & Shane Jeffrey (River Oak Health)
NSWIS, Sydney
9am-1pm
This workshop is a live add-on to the online Eating Disorders in Sport Course, available through The Mindful Dietitian Online Learning
