EPISODE · Mar 13, 2024 · 48 MIN
How to help clients with an eating disorder (with Harriet Iles)
from Mental Work · host Bronwyn Milkins
Eating disorders are complex but don't stress, we're here to help. Bron and Harriet chat about 👉🏿 The critical roles that body dissatisfaction, shame, and perfectionism play in eating disorders 👉🏾 Treatment approaches including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Enhanced (CBT-E) and Maudsley Family Therapy 👉🏻 The importance of being aware of your own attitudes towards weight and shape 👉 Why treatment plans need to be client-centred 👉🏼 Guidance if you're interested in specialising in eating disorders. Guest: Harriet Iles, Psychologist LINKS Body Matters Australasia offers heaps of training for therapists keen to learn more about eating disorders The National Eating Disorders Collaboration (NEDC) has great resources on eating disorders that you can share with clients, family members and partners Keen to become a credentialed eating disorder clinician? Learn more about credentialing from ANZAED here. I did my training with Kiera Buchanan from the Centre for Integrative Health and it was fantastic Worksheet: Neurodiversity-affirming approach to food neutrality by Lucy Smith of Exhale Psychology THE END BITS Mental Work is your companion to early-career psychology, hosted by Dr Bronwyn Milkins. Love the podcast? Reviews really help! Leave a rating & review on Apple and Spotify. Keep the pod alive by joining our Patreon for $2 a month 😎 Support the show by buying me a virtual coffee! ☕ Thanks Jemma! 😍 We want your episode ideas! What aren't we talking about that early-career psychs need to know? Send it to our mailbag! Facebook / Instagram / YouTube (with captions & transcript) / Website / Apply to be a guest / Email Bron CREDITS Producer: Michael English Music: HomeSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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