On demand training for mental health clinicians working in the areas of eating disorders, trauma, and neurodivergence.


Designed to go beyond basic eating disorder training, our courses dive deeper, exploring how to work with real world clients that present with ambivalence, complex co-occurring issues, or who aren't a fit for first line treatment.


We aim to give clinicians the confidence, skills, and knowledge needed to support marginalised individuals with complex needs.



Thank you for adding some real world education which is largely lacking from the eating disorder PD arena. Evidence-based is all very good for basic foundations, but peer experience around these more nuanced presentations gives me more confidence to work in this area

— Wendy Faulkner —




Neurodiversity affirming

Non weight-focused

Weight-neutral

Trauma-informed

Harm-reduction focused

LGBTQAI+ inclusive

Intersectional

Anti-oppressive

Guided by those with lived experience










Professional Training


A Neurodiversity Affirming Approach to Working With Eating Disorders in Adolescents and Adults

Bridge the gap between conventional eating disorder treatment and neuroaffirming care, equipping you to work effectively with complex presentations

Lucy Smith

Lucy Smith

$550

Working With Highly Complex Eating Disorder Presentations

Confidently work with ambivalent, complex, and high-risk ED clients.

Lucy Smith

Lucy Smith

$200

Focal Psychodynamic Therapy (FPT) for Anorexia Nervosa

Online and on demand, this 6 week course will cover the evidence for FPT, which client presentations are a good fit for FPT, the theory behind FPT, and delivering the three phase approach to FPT. The training will also consider adaptations for individuals with diverse presentations such as those with complex co-occurring presentations.

Lucy Smith

Lucy Smith

$400

Practical Strategies
Practical Strategies

Resources and practical strategies based on clinical experience working with highly complex presentations

Evidence Based
Evidence Based

Informed by up to date evidence and involving critical evaluation of the limitations of the available evidence


Affirming & Inclusive

Platforming the perspective of marginalised groups and those with lived experience