Foster Care Training

Sponsored by Lincoln

Eating disorders are incredibly prevalent in children and adolescents, including children who live in out-of-home care. Most eating disorders services are constructed for cisgender heterosexual affluent, thin, non-disabled women and cannot offer appropriate services for a more diverse client population. Eating Disorders treatment programs, advocates and clinicians need to work together to ensure all individuals with eating disorders can access safe and intersectional treatment options. The workshop offers practical interventions through a social justice lens in clinical practice. The workshop asks participants to be reflective and open, examining their own privileges and power to move forward to ensure eating disorders treatment equity, especially for marginalized populations. TRAINING DATES: 4/7, 4/14, 4/21

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