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March 4, 2027 from 6:00 PM - 8:15 PM, virtual via Zoom
The chances that someone on your caseload right now is pregnant, has children, or wants to have children is very high. The chances that at least one of those folks is suffering with body image distress and perhaps even struggling with some disordered eating is unfortunately also high. The perinatal and postpartum time period puts women at a high risk of developing body image distress due to increased stress, weight gain, changing expectations, and more. This training aims to make clinicians feel more equipped to assess for and treat mild to moderate body image distress in their existing clients, to avoid having to refer out to an Eating Disorder specialist while their clients are in an already vulnerable time.
Kristin Steinberg is an Eating Disorder therapist, working in residential, PHP and IOP Eating Disorder treatment since 2021. Kristin served as the Clinical Director at Center for Discovery outpatient and then started her own practice in 2024. Kristin now works at the outpatient level, often working with individuals who are stepping down from treatment and reentering the world while trying to maintain Eating Disorder recovery. Kristin embraces harm-reduction in ED treatment and works from an attachment lens.
Admission choices include a rate for CE Credit and an accessibility rate for clinicians who will not receive CE credit. Please be attentive to your selection at checkout. Please note that no attendees who select this admission will be issues CE credit.
This workshop is pending approval for 2 CORE synchronous CE hours for Professional Counselors and Social Workers licensed in Georgia. Please be aware that CE credit will be approved for clinicians licensed in Georgia only.
March 4, 2027 from 6:00 PM - 8:15 PM, virtual via Zoom
The chances that someone on your caseload right now is pregnant, has children, or wants to have children is very high. The chances that at least one of those folks is suffering with body image distress and perhaps even struggling with some disordered eating is unfortunately also high. The perinatal and postpartum time period puts women at a high risk of developing body image distress due to increased stress, weight gain, changing expectations, and more. This training aims to make clinicians feel more equipped to assess for and treat mild to moderate body image distress in their existing clients, to avoid having to refer out to an Eating Disorder specialist while their clients are in an already vulnerable time.
Kristin Steinberg is an Eating Disorder therapist, working in residential, PHP and IOP Eating Disorder treatment since 2021. Kristin served as the Clinical Director at Center for Discovery outpatient and then started her own practice in 2024. Kristin now works at the outpatient level, often working with individuals who are stepping down from treatment and reentering the world while trying to maintain Eating Disorder recovery. Kristin embraces harm-reduction in ED treatment and works from an attachment lens.
Admission choices include a rate for CE Credit and an accessibility rate for clinicians who will not receive CE credit. Please be attentive to your selection at checkout. Please note that no attendees who select this admission will be issues CE credit.
This workshop is pending approval for 2 CORE synchronous CE hours for Professional Counselors and Social Workers licensed in Georgia. Please be aware that CE credit will be approved for clinicians licensed in Georgia only.
