When Eating is Complex: The Interwoven Relationship Between Complex Trauma and Disordered Eating

Referentin: Termin: Teilnahmegebühr:

Julie Anné Zeig
Ph-D.

28.02. - 01.03.2024
Fr 14 - Sa 16 Uhr
Rottweil

€ 360,-
€ 320,- für MEG-Mitglieder

Im März 2024 hatten wir zum 5x ein Teach the Teacher Workshop zum Thema wie man gute Workshops hält. Julie T. Anné Zeig hat dabei einen sehr guten Beitrag zum Thema dramaturgisch gut präsentierte Fallbeispiele gehalten. Dabei wurde allen TeilnehmerInnen klar welch große Expertise sie im Bereich Ess-Störungen hat. Es bestand der Wunsch zum Ihrem Spezialgebiet mehr zu erfahren. Nun 1 Jahr später Julie Zeig mit einem Workshop auf den wir sehr gespannt sind.

Eating disorders are considered to be amongst the most difficult clinical presentations to treat.  Whether struggling with anorexia, bulimia, binge eating disorder or chronic issues with weight, individuals compelled to unconsciously mis-use food are frequently misunderstood, and oftentimes mislabeled, as “treatment resistant.”

In this dynamic, HOPE-filled two-day workshop, eating disorder and complex trauma expert, Dr. Julie T. Anné Zeig, takes participants on a poignant educational journey into the inner world of those who struggle with disordered eating, and perhaps more significantly, what created it.

In a safe, intimate and interactive learning environment, Dr. Julie provides foundational information on eating disorders as well as lesser known clinical features to ensure that you are not missing or misdiagnosing clients. Additionally, participants are introduced to an innovative and expanded conceptual lens that emphasizes the imperative interwoven role that unresolved complex trauma plays in the creation and proliferation of disordered eating.

Toward this goal, participants will be introduced to Dr. Julie’s Strategic - Attachment Repair Therapy (S - ART) as a foundation for her subsequent FULL recovery model of eating disorder treatment.

This engaging workshop utilizes a lecture, live demonstration and practice model of teaching.  By the end of the workshop, participants will have learned to identify even subclinical eating disorders, to differentiate anorexia from other diagnoses such as Avoidant Restrictive Food Intake Disorder (ARFID), and to go beyond our current “most efficacious” form of eating disorder treatment, CBT, which is merely 50% effective.

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Seminarzeiten:
Fr 14 - 21 Uhr
Sa  9 - 16 Uhr

Über Dr. Julie T. Anné Zeig: is a licensed clinical psychologist and internationally renowned eating disorder and complex trauma expert. Dr. Julie is an esteemed faculty of Mayo Clinic School of Medicine where she serves as a consultant and guest lecturer in the area of eating disorders, body-image and emotion-driven issues with weight.  Dr. Julie is, additionally, the founder and clinical director of A New Beginning, LLC, and TheHealthyWeighOut, LLC, specialty eating disorder treatment centers located in Scottsdale, Arizona.
Dr. Julie is a sought-after international speaker, consultant and workshop leader whose innovative work in the interwoven relationship between complex trauma and disordered eating is changing the manner in which professionals conceptualize and treat those struggling in their relationship with food, body, emotions and Self.  Dr. Julie teaches throughout the world, having presented in Japan, Germany, Italy, Greece, Spain, Taiwan, and Mexico.
Dr. Julie’s personal brand of passion, compassion and HOPE for complete and lasting eating disorder recovery, is contagious. Her commitment to helping clients heal from the imperative “inside-out” refreshing, and effective.
“When the inner wounds that have damaged our relationship with our Self are healed, a loving and healthy relationship with our Body can follow.”  Dr. Julie
Dr. Julie’s unique style of psychotherapy was featured on E! Network’s “What’s Eating You?” and she has enjoyed working with the cast of abc’s Extreme Makeover: Weight Loss Edition. Dr. Julie is a sought-after media expert, now with her own segment on Good Morning Arizona titled, “Healthy from the Inside-Out.”