BodyMatters Australasia is holding a multidisciplinary workshop that explores contemporary CBT-BED treatment for Binge Eating Disorder (BED), highlighting key differences from traditional CBT-E and providing practical strategies for formulation and treatment.
Online via Zoom
Date & Time: Friday 23 October 2026 9AM to 4PM AEDT
Presenters: Sarah McMahon, Director of BodyMatters Australasia and Psychologist, and Mari Harrison, an Accredited Practising Dietitian and Credentialed Eating Disorder Clinician
Pricing: $451 (incl. GST + TryBooking Processing Fee)
This multidisciplinary workshop explores contemporary CBT-BED treatment for Binge Eating Disorder (BED), highlighting key differences from traditional CBT-E and providing practical strategies for formulation and treatment. Clinicians will develop skills in addressing overeating and dysregulated eating, reward-based eating, internalised weight bias and sustainable movement, while exploring the intersection between eating disorder treatment and metabolic health. The workshop also supports clinicians in navigating metabolic and endocrine comorbidities, integrating psychological and nutritional care, and facilitating collaborative, client-centred conversations around weight and treatment goals.
Who is this for/Audience: This multidisciplinary workshop is designed for psychologists, dietitians, mental health occupational therapists, general practitioners and medical professionals seeking to elevate their clinical practice in eating disorders, specifically the treatment of people experiencing BED. Mental health clinicians planning to deliver the psychological protocol will benefit most from prior foundational knowledge of CBT-E. The curriculum blends core psychological interventions with integrate.
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