Identification and processing of grief is facilitative in recovery, as well as general mental health. This class will use didactic and experiential approaches to teach participants how to better process for themselves and their clients.
Educational Objectives
After completing this course, participants will:
- Be proficient in the DSM-V diagnostic criteria for 4 eating disorders seen in practice settings.
- Learn 2 methods of addressing Anorexia Nervosa, Bulimia Nervosa, and Binge Eating Disorder in an outpatient setting
- Be able to identify at 3 co-occurring mental health disorders commonly diagnosed in those living with an eating disorder, including Substance Use Disorder.
- Be able to identify 3-5 Recovery Behaviors and how to support clients in eating recovery maintenance, and sobriety for Dual Diagnosis clients.
- Understand 3-5 symptoms of Relapse Behaviors and how to best support clients in instances of relapse of their ED, and to support instances of relapse of Substance Use Disorder for Dual Diagnosis clients.
- Recognize 2 criteria to determine if referral is needed for higher level of care.
Available Continuing Education:
DMH-Addiction Therapist
DMH-Community Support Specialist
DMH-Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities Therapist
DMH-Mental Health Therapist
DMH-Licensed Administrator
MAAP-Mississippi Association of Addiction Professionals
NAADAC
Presenter
Ray Hale, Psy.D.
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Presenter
Ray Hale, Psy.D.