IFS & Disordered Eating: Heal the Relationship Between Food and Body

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Almost every client you see holds shame about their weight, size, or health – whether they talk about it or not.  The Internal Family Systems (IFS) model of treatment provides a way to release that shame to discover an inner wisdom that guides clients to heal their relationship with food and their bodies.     

Join Dr. Frank Anderson for this engaging discussion with disordered eating expert and Vice Chair of the IFS Institute, Jeanne Catanzaro as they explore disordered eating and body image through the lens of IFS, including: 

• How parts work can help clients overcome the extremes of eating and compensatory behaviors 
• Uncovering the ubiquitous nature of disordered eating, often framed as “clean” or “healthy” 
• Insight and concepts for working with clients to release control rather than seek it 
• Disparities in perception and treatment among race, gender, ability, and sexual orientation 

You don’t want to miss this compelling conversation!