Amy Pershing – Binge Eating Disorder: Clinical Interventions to Treat Underlying Trauma, Body Shame, and the Diet/Binge Cycle
Amy Pershing – Binge Eating Disorder: Clinical Interventions to Treat Underlying Trauma, Body Shame, and the Diet/Binge Cycle
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Description
- Faculty:
- Amy Pershing
- Duration:
- 6 Hours 6 Minutes
- Format:
- Audio and Video
- Copyright:
- Jan 31, 2020
Description
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Three times more common than other eating disorders. Binge Eating Disorder is a pervasive problem in the United States. And given that. 80% of clients with BED have a history of trauma. Regardless of your specialty, you need to know how to assess and treat this disorder.
If you are doing trauma work, you may already have clients. Are you prepared?
Amy Pershing introduces a comprehensive, evidence-based toolkit of successful interventions in this recording.
- Transform your client’s relationship with food, weight, and body image
- Incorporate the critical connection between early trauma and binge eating disorders
- Help process trauma narratives and somatic activations that fuel binge eating
- Integrate the crucial strategies of “Attuned Eating and Movement”
- Connect your client with weight-neutral nutritionists and medical providers
It is possible to help your clients make peace with food and their bodies.
Handouts
| Manual – Binge Eating Disorder (13.4 MB) | 106 Pages | Available after Purchase | |
| Commission on Dietetic Registration (CDR) Certificate Instructions |
Outline
Get to know Binge Eating Disorder.
- 5 damaging myths about BED and the recovery process
- What makes treatment of BED unique from other eating disorders
- Why treatment often fails
- Current research: Gains, limitations, risks
- Why weight has nothing to do with it
- Is BED an addiction?
- Key tenets of weight-neutral recovery
Binge Eating and Complex Trauma.
- The neurobiological legacy of trauma in binge eating
- Fragmentation of the self: the role of dissociation in BED
- How trauma activates the binge/diet cycle
- Saving “Self”: the role of binge eating in managing danger
- Attachment ruptures, social anxiety and the binge cycle
- A body-shaming culture’s impact on trauma narratives
Treatment planning and assessment.
- 5 must-ask intake questions
- What to look/listen for to identify BED
- DSM-5® criteria
- How to gather food history information
- Ruling out co-occurring medical issues
- Common co-morbidities: depression, anxiety, personality disorders
- Screening for trauma 100% of the time
- Why the initial goal is not to stop bingeing
There are strategies for processing trauma and stopping the Binge Cycle.
- Why a “do-no-harm, strengths-based” approach is critical with BED clients
- Psychoeducation – initially and throughout treatment
- P.O.W.R. process for trauma activation, finding the “window of tolerance”
- The nuanced parallel process of each treatment piece
Recovery strategies that are formed.
- Stepping into Self
- Identify fragmented “parts”
- Develop compassionate curiosity toward the “parts”
- Build affect tolerance
Enhancing eating and movement into the body.
- What the data tells us about behavioral weight loss/dieting
- 5 steps of attuned eating to teach your clients
- The body as a wise ally, not broken or wrong
- Using the body as the best source of information
- Teaching clients to know when the trauma narrative has been triggered
- Attuned movement v. “exercise”
Help clients feel at home in their bodies by reinventing body image.
- The truth about weight and health
- Cultural narrative about weight and worthiness
- The healing power of Health at Every Size (HAES)
- Help clients shift from “body as billboard” to “body as home”
- How the clinician’s body image impacts treatment
Building resilience to change.
- 4 A’s: Awareness, analysis, action, accountability
- Finding community that aligns with your recovery
- Resources for weight-neutral medical/nutritional care
- Collaborative care with prescribers
There are clinical considerations.
- Doing your own work: Modeling body acceptance
- Navigating countertransference/bias
- Multicultural considerations – Gender, race/ethnicity, sexual orientation
Faculty
Amy Pershing, LMSW, ACSW Related seminars and products: 2
Amy Pershing is a LMSW. The founder of the Bodywise® Binge Eating Disorder Recovery Program and Clinical Director of The Center for Eating Disorders in Ann arbor, MI, has over 30 years of clinical experience and serves as a consultant and trainer for clinicians treating BED nationwide. A founding member and past chair of the Binge Eating Disorder Association (BEDA) and recipient of the association’s 2016 Pioneer in Clinical Advocacy Award, Amy is a sought after international lecturer, keynote speaker and author. She is an author. The journey to recovery and beyond for binge eating disorder. Several articles, chapters and tv/radio/podcast segments have been written on BED recovery, relapse prevention, weight stigma, and attuned eating and movement. She is the creator of Hungerwise, a comprehensive outpatient treatment program for ending chronic dieting and weight cycling. Amy maintains a private practice in Michigan.
Amy has developed a comprehensive treatment approach for BED that is strengths-based, incorporating Internal Family Systems, somatic trauma techniques, and a health at every size philosophy. Amy offers a compelling perspective to treatment that makes her accessible to both professionals and clients.
Speaker disclosures.
Amy is the founder of Bodywise. The Center for Eating Disorders has a clinical director. Ms. Pershing is paid by PESI, Inc.
Amy Pershing does not have a relevant non-financial relationship.
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