Parent-Based Prevention: Using the Division of Responsibility with Parents with Eating Disorders

$30.00

On-demand webinar for professionals by Shiri Sadeh-Sharvit, PhD

Parents play a critical role in shaping their children’s relationship with food, eating, body image, and growth. This webinar will explore how parental beliefs, attitudes, behaviors, and interactions around food and body image can influence children’s Eating Competence, self-perception, and overall well-being.

Participants will learn how to evaluate the impact of parental feeding practices and family dynamics around food as part of a comprehensive clinical assessment. Through case examples and discussion, you will examine common family patterns that can either support or hinder the development of Eating Competence, positive body image, and healthy growth.

This webinar will also provide practical strategies for identifying and addressing family attitudes, behaviors, and interactions that may increase the risk of disordered eating and eating disorders in children.

 

Your purchase gives you access to the webinar recording and supplementary materials for up to one year.
There are currently no CEUs are associated with this webinar.
Student and equity rates available. Contact [email protected] for information.

Learning Objectives:

Identify parental cognitions, behaviors, and interactions related to eating and body image that may affect offspring healthy eating, body image, and growth.

Evaluate the role of parental feeding practices and family transactions around food on offspring health and wellness in their clinical practice. 

Intervene effectively on maladaptive familial patterns, cognitions, and behaviors to help reduce risk of eating disorders in offspring.

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