Trainings

Our trainings are designed to support clinicians and teams in deepening understanding, building skill, and approaching mental health work with care, nuance, and curiosity. We have a special interest in helping group practices, colleges and universities, and non-profit organizations.

We have trainings on various topics (see below). We will also work with your organization to customize a presentation for your organization’s needs!

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General Trainings

  • Understanding Eating Disorders: A Clinical Introduction

  • Treating Eating Disorders (Basic and Advanced Trainings)

  • Utilizing Relational Cultural Therapy in Clinical Work

  • Exposure Therapy with Eating Disorders

  • The Unified Treatment for Eating Disorders

  • Caring for Eating Disorder Clients in an Age of GLP-1’s (A Therapist Perspective)

Trainings We Offer

College Counseling Centers

  • Eating Disorders on College Campus

  • Treating Eating Disorders & Adolescents

  • Eating Disorders on Campus: Addressing Body Image & Other Related Topics

  • Orthorexia and Wellness Culture

Athletic Departments & Student Athlete Groups

  • Eating Disorders and Athletes

  • The Lonely Athlete: Orthorexia as a Replacement for Real Connection

  • Eating Disorders in Athletes: When Running on Fumes Becomes Dangerous

Trauma & Eating Disorders

  • Eating Disorders and Trauma

  • Trauma and Body Awareness using Interoceptive Exposure

  • Relational Approaches to Healing and Connection

  • Trauma-informed care for complex eating disorder presentations

  • Addressing Avoidance in Trauma and Eating Disorders

Customized For Your Team!

If there is a topic you are interested in, let us know and we will work with you to create a training for your staff.

Learn with us!

“Our team regularly seeks guest lecturers on specialty topics for continued education.  Lacey presented an incredibly well-researched and engaging talk on Eating Disorders & GLP1s. The team especially appreciated Lacey's ability to tackle such a complex and evolving topic with sensitivity to themes of culture, privilege, and the mind-body relationship. Lacey brings humor, compassion, and such a clear dedication to this work. I highly recommend her and her team!”

- Jillian Burley Kelly, PsyD, Co-Founder, Birch Hill Behavioral Health, PLLC

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