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Live Webinar

Eating Disorders: Social Justice-Informed Recovery with DBT, MI, ACT, ERP & More


Speaker:
Marcella M Raimondo, PhD, MPH
Duration:
8 Hours
Language:
Presented in EN, subtitles in EN and FR
Product Code:
LWC150056
Brochure Code:
PWZ93045
Media Type:
Live Webinar

Dates


Description

Eating disorders can be so tough to spot.

You might think, “I’ve never had a client with an eating disorder.”

But here’s the truth – you’ll likely have clients with eating disorders in your caseload at some point, whether you recognize it or not.

Unfortunately, because graduate programs and clinical placements offer limited if any training on eating disorders, too few clinicians are prepared to help, and too many clients go untreated.

And with a cascade of potential psychological comorbidities and medical complications – plus a worsening trajectory the longer the eating disorder operates – the stakes are high.

Now you can get the skills, tools, and confidence you need to identify and safely work with clients with eating disorders right away – without needing to be a specialist. Join eating disorder expert Marcella Raimondo, PhD, MPA – whose lived experience with anorexia informs her approach – in this essential training that pays attention to what so many others miss – the social justice component of eating disorders treatment.

Whether you knew from the start about their eating disorder, or were deep in your work before your client trusted you enough to share their symptoms, you’ll learn:

  • How to successfully have challenging conversations with clients about their eating behaviors no matter their body size
  • The latest evidence-based techniques from DBT, MI, ACT, ERP and more
  • Powerful tools to decrease shame, perfectionism, and rigidity while honoring intersectionality
  • Guidance for collaborating with co-providers, and managing legal and ethical issues such as treatment referral and refusal

REGISTER TODAY so you can help your clients take back control of their lives!
 

Credit

Program Information

Planning Committee Disclosure - No relevant relationships

All members of the PESI, Inc. planning committee have provided disclosures of financial relationships with ineligible organizations and any relevant non-financial relationships prior to planning content for this activity. None of the committee members had relevant financial relationships with ineligible companies or other potentially biasing relationships to disclose to learners.  For speaker disclosures, please see the faculty biography.



Canada Credit - CE Information Coming Soon

Continuing education credit information is coming soon for this live webcast.



Speaker

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Marcella Raimondo, PhD, MPH, is a passionate and spirited clinical trainer speaking from her heart on social justice and eating disorders since 1995. Herself recovered from anorexia, she has held a variety of prominent positions in eating disorders-focused organizations, including past president and current advisory board member of Eating Disorder Recovery Support (EDRS); former co-chair of the Academy of Eating Disorders (AED) diversity, equity, and inclusion committee; advisory board member for Arise, a telehealth-based eating disorders care network; former advisory board member for the Association of Size Health and Diversity (ASDAH); and consultant, board of founders member, and former director of media literacy for About-Face, a nonprofit organization that addresses media impact on body image. Dr. Raimondo has worked in eating disorders outpatient and residential programs. She is currently a psychologist in Kaiser Permanente’s eating disorder clinic in Oakland and owner of a private practice. Dr. Raimondo holds a second-degree black belt in Kajukenbo in support of her dedication to multicultural body nurturance. For more information, go to marcellaedtraining.com.

 

Speaker Disclosures:
Financial: Dr. Marcella Raimondo maintains a private practice and has an employment relationship with Kaiser Permanente Oakland Medical Center Eating Disorders Clinic. She is a consultant for Ride the Wave Therapy Clinic. She receives a speaking honorarium and recording royalties from PESI, Inc. She has no relevant financial relationships with ineligible organizations.
Non-financial: Dr. Marcella Raimondo serves on committees for the Academy of Eating Disorders and Eating Disorders Recovery & Support. She serves on the advisory board for the Association of Size Diversity and Health. She is a member of the American Psychological Association and the California Psychological Association.


Additional Info

Program Information

Access Period for Live Webcast

For live CE credit, you must watch the live webcast in its entirety at its scheduled time and complete the CE quiz and evaluation within one week. You will have access for 90 days after the program for review.


Webcast Schedule

Please note: There will be a 70-minute lunch and two 15-minute breaks; one in the morning and one in the afternoon. Lunch and break times will be announced by the speaker and at their discretion. A more detailed schedule is available upon request.


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Objectives

  1. Identify contributing and causal factors of eating disorders.
  2. Conduct an assessment of food behaviors and body image in clients experiencing eating disorders.
  3. Evaluate the role and function of clients’ eating disorder to plan treatment interventions.
  4. Utilize food behavior monitoring to assist clients in decreasing eating disorder symptoms.
  5. Create an exposure hierarchy to assist clients with approaching feared foods.
  6. Identify and challenge therapist bias related to eating disorders, weight, and body.

Outline

Eating Disorders Essentials:
What You Need to Know
  • Types and their symptoms
  • Why weight has nothing to do with it
  • Actual prevalence v. stereotypes
  • Racism, classism, ableism, and other oppressions
  • Impact of intersectionality
  • Impact of age of onset
  • Relationship of eating disorders with stress eating/emotional eating
  • Does subthreshold matter?
  • Contributing and causal factors
  • The role of diet culture
  • Common psychological co-morbidities
  • Trauma and eating disorders
  • Eating disorders and body image
  • Importance of a social justice-informed approach
  • Case study
Screening and Assessment:
Role and Function of the Eating Disorder
  • Culturally appropriate assessment
  • Weight fluctuations, behavior changes, and other signals
  • Best screening tools
  • Understand clients’ relationship with food
  • Body image assessment
  • Indicators of increased psychological risk
  • Suicide risk assessment
  • Assess clients’ medical history and status
  • When to consider a referral or higher level of care
  • Tools to decrease shame during assessment
  • Case study
Treatment Toolkit:
Roadmap for Recovery
  • Treatment preparation essentials
  • MI to normalize ambivalence, set goals
  • Essential trauma-informed care principles
  • The role of control in eating disorders
  • Tools to address shame, perfectionism, and rigidity
  • Food-behavior monitoring for purging, restricting, exercise, and more
  • Increase values-driven behaviors with ACT strategies
  • DBT skills to increase distress tolerance
  • Hierarchy of feared foods
  • Decrease all-or-nothing thinking
  • Shift food-behaviors
  • Improve interpersonal effectiveness and boundary setting
  • Tools to increase somatic awareness
  • When to recommend intuitive eating
  • Modifications based on client age
  • Case study
Clinical, Legal, and Ethical Considerations:
Protect Your Clients and Your Practice
  • Impact on treatment of the clinician’s relationship with food and body
  • Explore therapist biases
  • Overview of pharmacotherapy
  • Nutrition and medical support
  • Collaborate with co-providers
  • The role of group and family therapy
  • Parental involvement with youth clients
  • Provide cultural resources and advocacy information
  • Access to treatment issues
  • Consultation and referral considerations
  • When is hospitalization necessary?
  • Documentation of treatment refusal
  • Ending treatment for non-engagement
  • Research limitations and potential risks

Target Audience

  • Counselors
  • Social Workers
  • Psychologists
  • Psychiatrists
  • Marriage & Family Therapists
  • Addiction Counselors
  • Other Mental Health Professionals
  • Nurses
  • Physicians

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