Live Training
The upcoming events at BodyMatters include:
Title: Body Image Boot Camp: How to Improve Body Image in Our Clients (1 Day, Online)
Location: Via Zoom
Date: Tuesday 13 May 2025
Time: 10AM to 5PM AEST
Price: $451 ($400 + GST + TryBooking Processing Fee)
About the issue/ course:
Improving body image can be the most challenging element of working with clients recovering from disordered eating, particularly in this age of “normative discontent”. Often when our clients relationship with food is restored they continue to experience pervasive body shame. This workshop provides an abundance of practical skills to equip therapists to target body image concerns in clients.
Learning objectives:
- Understand the magnitude and impact of body image concerns
- Understand the extent to which our clients can make peace with their bodies
- Deconstruct the cultural landscape that breeds body image issues
- Understand how to use nuanced language to reduce body shame
- Identify clinical factors that perpetuate and maintain poor body image
- Implement CBT based exercises to improve client’s body image
Please note: this workshop is informed by the principles of health based paradigm as a framework for understanding body image concerns
Pricing: $451 ($400 + GST + TryBooking Processing Fee)
About the presenter:
Sar
ah McMahon is the Director of BodyMatters Australasia, a Sydney based private practice with a particular interest in treating eating and body image issues. Sarah has worked in the field of eating disorders for approximately 15 years and has supported hundreds of individuals to achieve recovery. Sarah is well known for her compassionate and respectful approach to treatment as well as her ability to engage with clients in the early stages of change, supporting them through the recovery journey.
Cancellation policy and disclaimer:
Please be aware of our cancellation policy and disclaimer, which is available here.
Psychologist and BodyMatters Director Sarah McMahon presents a one day workshop on Engaging Ambivalent Clients: Enhancing Motivation and Building Self-efficacy. | Zoom, Tuesday 20 May 2025 10AM to 5PM AEST
Location: Via Zoom, Link to be provided prior to the event.
Date: Tuesday 20 May 2025
Pricing: $451 ($400 + GST + TryBooking Processing Fee)
Enhancing our client’s motivation to change and building their self-efficacy is absolutely paramount when it comes to treating people experiencing eating and body image issues- including anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa and binge eating disorder. This one day workshop for allied health practitioners provides an introduction to/ refresher of motivational interviewing with a specific application to eating disorders. In particular the workshop will emphasize how to work with clients in precontemplative, contemplative and determination/ preparation stages of change.
Learning objectives:
- Understand the transtheoretical stages of change with specific application to eating disorders
- Appreciate the key barriers to recovery for eating disorder sufferers
- Understand how to support clients to move through precontemplation, contemplation and preparation stages of change
- Understand how to build insight in people experiencing eating and body image issues
- Describe a novel treatment mechanism positing open expression = trust = social connectedness
- Increase motivation to change for people experiencing eating and body image issues
- Build self efficacy in people experiencing eating and body image issues
About the presenter:
Sarah McMahon
is the Director of BodyMatters Australasia, a Sydney based private practice with a particular interest in treating eating and body image issues. Sarah has worked in the field of eating disorders for approximately 15 years and has supported hundreds of individuals to achieve recovery. Sarah is well known for her compassionate and respectful approach to treatment as well as her ability to engage with clients in the early stages of change, supporting them through the recovery journey.
BodyMatters Training Cancellation Policy and Disclaimer
Andrew Wallis presents a two day workshop on the use of Family Therapy for adolescents . | Zoom, Friday 01 August and Saturday 02 August 2025, 9am to 5pm AEST
Location: Via Zoom, Link to be provided prior to the event.
Date: Friday 01 August and Saturday 02 August 2025
Pricing: $891 ($800 + GST + TryBooking Processing Fee)
About the Event:
Family Based Therapy (FBT) is an evidence-based eating disorder specific outpatient treatment first developed at the Maudsley Hospital in London in the 1980’s with further development in the USA (Stanford and Chicago) in the late 1990’s and early 2000’s. A treatment manual was published in 2002 enabling FBT to be disseminated outside of these development sites. FBT is the current recommended first line treatment for adolescents with AN and first became available in Australia in 2003 at The Children’s Hospital, Westmead.
FBT integrates concepts from a number of family therapy models in a developmentally sensitive framework and holds the basic premise that parents are the best resource to help their child recover from anorexia nervosa. The treatment is organised around three treatment phases across 12 months. FBT commences with a focus on parental leadership of the young person’s nutritional recovery and finishes with a focus on adolescent issues. The treatment is suitable for adolescents with Anorexia Nervosa with a short course of illness.
Workshop Content
The aim of this workshop is to provide intensive practical training in the application of this model including:
- Theoretical background, framework and the role of the multidisciplinary team
- Detailed description of treatment phases, key sessions and the therapeutic process
- Discussion of clinical issues and processes to enable successful implementation
- Guided role plays to help develop participants micro skill development
Day 1 and 2 will cover all aspects of the model. The 4 online evening sessions will focus on clinical processes and problem solving within the model. At the completion of the workshop participants will have a good working knowledge of the model and will be able to consider using FBT in their clinical setting.
It is expected that clinicians attending will have –
- Professional training and skills in child and adolescent mental health care
- Knowledge and experience with adolescent eating disorders
- Previous experience working with families is an advantage
Cancellation policy and disclaimer:
Please be aware of our cancellation policy and disclaimer, which is available here.
Price: $341 per person ( $300 covers all 4 sessions at $75 per session + GST + TryBooking fee)
The Group Supervision Pack – SSCM with Sarah McMahon offers a structured opportunity for participants to receive valuable support, guidance, and professional development. This pack includes 4 supervision sessions held on the 1st Tuesday of the month at 12:00 PM.
This is a commitment to attend all 4 sessions, offering consistency and the opportunity for participation in a group setting rather than individual supervision.
- Dates: Semester 2 takes place on the 1st Tuesday of the month.
- 5 August 2025
- 2 September 2025
- 4 November 2025
- 2 December 2025
- Time: 12:00 PM
- Duration: 4 sessions over 4 months
- Format: Small group (maximum 5 participants)
- Price: $341 per person ( $300 covers all 4 sessions at $75 per session + GST + TryBooking fee)Facilitator:
Sarah McMahon is the Director of BodyMatters and Psychologist, leading a Sydney-based private practice with a particular interest in treating eating and body image issues. With approximately 15 years of experience in the field of eating disorders, Sarah has supported hundreds of individuals to achieve recovery. She is well known for her compassionate and respectful approach to treatment, as well as her ability to engage with clients in the early stages of change, supporting them through the recovery journey.
Price: $341 per person ( $300 covers all 4 sessions at $75 per session + GST + TryBooking fee)
The Group Supervision Pack – CBT-E with Sarah McMahon offers a structured opportunity for participants to receive valuable support, guidance, and professional development. This pack includes 4 supervision sessions held on the 1st Wednesday of the month at 12:00 PM.
This is a commitment to attend all 4 sessions, offering consistency and the opportunity for participation in a group setting rather than individual supervision.
- Dates: Semester 2 takes place on the 1st Wednesday of the month.
- 6 August 2025
- 3 September 2025
- 5 November 2025
- 3 December 2025
- Time: 12:00 PM
- Duration: 4 sessions over 4 months
- Format: Small group (maximum 5 participants)
- Price: $341 per person ( $300 covers all 4 sessions at $75 per session + GST + TryBooking fee)Facilitator:
Sarah McMahon is the Director of BodyMatters and Psychologist, leading a Sydney-based private practice with a particular interest in treating eating and body image issues. With approximately 15 years of experience in the field of eating disorders, Sarah has supported hundreds of individuals to achieve recovery. She is well known for her compassionate and respectful approach to treatment, as well as her ability to engage with clients in the early stages of change, supporting them through the recovery journey.
Psychologist and BodyMatters Director Sarah McMahon presents a one day workshop on Enhanced Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT-E) for Adolescents. | Zoom, Thursday 14 August 2024 10am to 5pm AEST
Location: Via Zoom, Link to be provided prior to the event.
Price: $451 ($400 + GST + TryBooking Processing Fee)
Date: Thursday 14 August 2024
About the Workshop:
CBT-E offers a promising new evidence based treatment framework for adolescents recovering from eating disorders. Similar to the adult version of CBT-E, the adolescent version is a personalized intervention that targets key maintaining features of eating disorders and provides an additional framework for working with an adolescent client, including involving family members as support. It is an individual treatment designed to enhance an adolescent’s agency and autonomy, build engagement and can be applied transdiagnostically. This one day workshop will support you to apply this model of treatment.
About the presenter:
Sarah McMahon is the Director of BodyMatters Australasia, a sydney based private practice with a particular interest in treating eating and body image issues. Sarah has worked in the field of eating disorders for approximately 15 years and has supported hundreds of individuals to achieve recovery. Sarah is well known for her compassionate and respectful approach to treatment as well as her ability to engage with clients in the early stages of change, supporting them through the recovery journey.
Learning Outcomes:
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An understanding of the theoretical underpinnings of CBT-E Adolescent
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To understand when CBT-E is indicated and contraindicated
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To understand the key differences between the adult and adolescent version of CBT-E
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To understand the key differences between MFBT and CBT-E
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Ability to deliver the model, including:
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Formulation
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Implement core tenets of the treatment
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Understand the treatment sequence (including key treatment steps and goals)
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Access clinical tools to use the model
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To access and provide psychoeducation relevant to the person’s clinical presentation.
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Measure treatment adherence outcomes using standardised measures, including:
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Monitoring weight
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Eating disorder behaviour eg binge-purge frequency
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Eating disorder psychopathology with psychometric tools
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Pre requisite:
Completed 2 day training in CBT-E
Title: Specialist Supportive Clinical Management (SSCM) for Severe and Enduring Anorexia nervosa – 10am to 5pm AEST
Location: Via Zoom
Price: $451 ($400 + GST + TryBooking Processing Fee)
Date: Thursday 04 September 2025
About the Workshop:
Specialist Supportive Clinical Management (SSCM) was originally designed as a placebo comparative treatment in a clinical trial for the treatment of anorexia nervosa, and showed promising results. Since then SSCM has continued to be used, and shown to be a valid and effective treatment for anorexia nervosa. SSCM combines a range of tools including clinical management, psychoeducation and encouragement with a supportive therapeutic style, working collaboratively with clients to target specific eating disorder symptoms. The aim of the therapy is to empower clients to make a link between their symptoms, eating behaviour and weight, and to support them to gradually return to normal eating and weight.
About the presenter:
Sarah McMahon is the Director of BodyMatters Australasia, a sydney based private practice with a particular interest in treating eating and body image issues. Sarah has worked in the field of eating disorders for approximately 15 years and has supported hundreds of individuals to achieve recovery. Sarah is well known for her compassionate and respectful approach to treatment as well as her ability to engage with clients in the early stages of change, supporting them through the recovery journey.
Learning Outcomes:
- An understanding of the theoretical underpinnings of Specialist Supportive Clinical Management (SSCM)
- To understand when SSCM is indicated and contraindicated
- To understand the target symptoms of SSCM
- Understand the three phase structure of SSCM
- Apply SSCM as a treatment for Anorexia Nervosa
Psychologist and BodyMatters Director Sarah McMahon presents a one day workshop on Engaging Ambivalent Clients: Enhancing Motivation and Building Self-efficacy. | Zoom, Monday 8 September 2025 10AM to 5PM AEST
Location: Via Zoom, Link to be provided prior to the event.
Date: Monday 8 September 2025
Pricing: $451 ($400 + GST + TryBooking Processing Fee)
About the Event:
Enhancing our client’s motivation to change and building their self-efficacy is absolutely paramount when it comes to treating people experiencing eating and body image issues- including anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa and binge eating disorder. This one day workshop for allied health practitioners provides an introduction to/ refresher of motivational interviewing with a specific application to eating disorders. In particular the workshop will emphasize how to work with clients in precontemplative, contemplative and determination/ preparation stages of change.
Learning objectives:
- Understand the transtheoretical stages of change with specific application to eating disorders
- Appreciate the key barriers to recovery for eating disorder sufferers
- Understand how to support clients to move through precontemplation, contemplation and preparation stages of change
- Understand how to build insight in people experiencing eating and body image issues
- Describe a novel treatment mechanism positing open expression = trust = social connectedness
- Increase motivation to change for people experiencing eating and body image issues
- Build self efficacy in people experiencing eating and body image issues
About the presenter:
Sarah McMahon is the Director of BodyMatters Australasia, a Sydney based private practice with a particular interest in treating eating and body image issues. Sarah has worked in the field of eating disorders for approximately 15 years and has supported hundreds of individuals to achieve recovery. Sarah is well known for her compassionate and respectful approach to treatment as well as her ability to engage with clients in the early stages of change, supporting them through the recovery journey.
BodyMatters Training Cancellation Policy and Disclaimer
Dr Carmel Harrison, a Clinical Psychologist and Mari Harrison, an Accredited Practising Dietitian and Credentialed Eating Disorder Clinician present a one day workshop on Eating Disorders and Metabolic & Bariatric Surgery. | Zoom, Monday 15 September 2025 9AM to 4PM AEST
Location: Via Zoom
Date: Monday 19 May 2025
Time: 9AM to 4PM AEST
Price: $451 ($400 + GST + TryBooking Processing Fee)
About the course:
Many people who have undergone or are considering Metabolic and Bariatric Surgery also struggle with disordered eating and in the absence of any specific training eating disorder clinicians may be struggling with questions like: How do you assess for eating disorders following Metabolic and Bariatric Surgery? What is dumping syndrome? Slider foods? Plugging? How might cognitive behavioural therapy change? What does ‘normal’ eating look like post Metabolic and Bariatric Surgery? Should their eating disorder have been treated before the surgery?
Workshop objectives:
- To gain knowledge around Metabolic and Bariatric Surgery, distinguishing different surgery types (gastric bypass, gastric sleeve, and gastric banding) and understanding the mechanisms of weight loss involved with these procedures.
- To develop an awareness of the nuance around eating disorders and Metabolic and Bariatric Surgery: Is it loss of control eating or reactive hypoglycaemia? Is it starvation syndrome or silent reflux?
- To understand diagnosis of eating disorders post Metabolic and Bariatric Surgery and limitations within the current literature around diagnosis and assessment measures commonly used to assess eating disorders.
- Review the evidence base around the impact of disordered eating on outcomes in Metabolic and Bariatric Surgery and the evidence base for treatment interventions.
- Understand how cognitive behavioural therapy may be adapted or enhanced following Metabolic and Bariatric Surgery.
This workshop is multidisciplinary and open to psychologists, dietitians, mental health occupational therapists and general practitioners. It is assumed clinicians are trained in eating disorder treatment as relevant to their discipline. The course is designed as an introduction to Metabolic and Bariatric Surgery where no prior training in Metabolic and Bariatric Surgery has been completed previously.
About the presenters:
Mari Harrison
Mari is an Accredited Practising Dietitian and Credentialed Eating Disorder Clinician with over 25 years of experience in mental health, eating disorders, diabetes care, and Metabolic and Bariatric Surgery. She has a keen interest in the intersection of Metabolic and Bariatric Surgery and eating disorders, dedicating her career to helping individuals with nutrition and eating behaviour concerns. As an educator, Mari enjoys sharing her knowledge and professional insights through workshops and webinars, empowering both her clients and fellow healthcare providers. Her unique combination of skills and knowledge in eating disorders and bariatric surgery makes her a trusted professional in the field.
Dr Carmel Harrison
Carmel is a Clinical Psychologist with a special interest in weight concerns, Binge Eating Disorder and Metabolic and Bariatric Surgery. Carmel has approximately ten year’s experience in private practice and completed her training at the Australian National University. She holds a Clinical PhD in Binge Eating Disorder and has published a number of academic journal articles on Binge Eating Disorder, and disordered eating more broadly. She is a Credentialed Eating Disorder Clinician (CEDC) and a member of the Australian New Zealand Academy for Eating Disorders and the Australian and New Zealand Metabolic and Obesity Surgery Society. Additionally, Carmel is a board approved supervisor and offers training workshops and webinars.
Cancellation policy and disclaimer:
Please be aware of our cancellation policy and disclaimer, which is available here.
Psychologist and BodyMatters Director Sarah McMahon presents a two day workshop on Enhanced Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT-E). | Zoom, Monday 20 October to Tuesday 21 October 2025 10am to 5pm AEDT
Location: Via Zoom, Link to be provided prior to the event.
Price: $891 ($800 + GST + TryBooking Processing Fee)
Date: Monday 20 October to Tuesday 21 October 2025
About the Workshop:
This online, two day, interactive training provides participants with a solid understanding of Enhanced Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT-E) and practical skills to implement it with clients. CBT-E is a transdiagnostic approach to treating eating disorders, considered to be a gold standard, front line treatment for adults. It is a manualised and structured intervention that is simultaneously highly personalized and targets the factors that maintain a person’s eating disorder.
The efficacy of CBT-E is supported by the fact that It is one of the modal training recognised by the Australian Eating Disorder Credentialing program and also one of the therapies that can be delivered for medicare subsidized treatment under the Eating Disorder Treatment Plan .
The training will provide a comprehensive introduction to the model including detail on implementing each of the four stages of CBT-E and the application of these to the full range of eating disorders seen in clinical practice.
Please note: a basic understanding of Eating Disorders and CBT are prerequisites for training.
About the presenter:
Sarah McMahon is the Director of BodyMatters Australasia, a sydney based private practice with a particular interest in treating eating and body image issues. Sarah has worked in the field of eating disorders for approximately 15 years and has supported hundreds of individuals to achieve recovery. Sarah is well known for her compassionate and respectful approach to treatment as well as her ability to engage with clients in the early stages of change, supporting them through the recovery journey.
Pricing:
- Regular: $891 ($800 + GST + TryBooking Processing Fee)
This workshop is credentialed for NEDC.
Colleen Alford, a senior social worker, family therapist, and PhD candidate & Gemma Van Kampen, a passionate advocate for neuro-affirming eating disorders care present a one day workshop on Supporting Autistic Children and Adolescents Experiencing Eating Disorders: Principles for Inpatient And Outpatient Care. | Zoom, Friday 31 October 2025 9AM to 3PM AEDT
Location: Via Zoom, Link to be provided prior to the event.
Date: Friday 31 October 2025
Pricing: $396 (incl. GST & TryBooking Processing Fee)
About the Training:
In this online workshop Gemma and Colleen will draw on their own experiences, recent research, and clinical practice innovations to outline foundational care principles and autism accommodations that create support and safety for autistic young people. The second half of the workshop will focus specifically on ways to adapt eating disorders therapy to better meet the needs of autistic young people and their families.
Topics covered will include:
- The interplay between autism and eating disorders
- Navigating care and systems following an autism diagnosis
- Creating a safe and supportive eating disorders treatment context
- Helpful autism accommodations
- Challenging neuro-normative ideals
- Supporting a young person to understand their autistic identity
- Support for parents
- The role of agency
- Useful therapy adaptations
Training prerequisites:
It is helpful for participants to have a working knowledge of eating disorders and standard eating disorder treatments.
About the Presenters:
Colleen Alford (she/her) is a senior social worker, family therapist, and PhD candidate. Colleen works at Sydney Childrens’ Hospitals Network Eating Disorders Service and has led research and clinical practice improvements in the area of autism and eating over the last ten years. Colleen is a PhD candidate at the University of Technology Sydney, and the focus of her PhD research is ‘Adapting traditional child and adolescent eating disorders treatment for autistic young people and their families.
Gemma van Kampen (she/her) is a passionate advocate for neuro-affirming eating disorders care. Gemma is an autistic ADHDer with lived experience of an eating disorder. Gemma has co-designed this workshop and is looking forward to integrating her experiences with ideas about how to improve eating disorders treatment.
Clinical Psychologist, Dr Carmel Harrison and Accredited Practising Dietitian, Mari Harrison present a two day workshop on Cognitive Behavioural Therapy for Binge Eating Disorder (CBT-BED). | Zoom, Friday 7 November and Friday 14 November 2025 9am to 4pm AEDT
Location: Via Zoom, Link to be provided prior to the event.
Price: $795.00 (GST and TryBooking Processing Fee included)
Date: Friday 7 November and Friday 14 November 2025
About the Course:
While Cognitive Behavioural Therapy is the first line treatment for BED, the evidence base has historically relied on very old CBT treatment manuals. The most comprehensive eating disorder treatment manual cognitive behavioural therapy – enhanced (CBT-E) is commonly believed to be the evidence base for BED treatment, however binge eating disorder is under-represented in many clinical treatment trials for CBT-E, despite it being considered the first line transdiagnostic treatment for eating disorders.
Additionally, significant limitations applying the manual to BED exist given the overvaluation of shape and weight (the core psychopathology of the transdiagnostic theory) is not a diagnostic criteria in BED. Only 50 percent of people with BED report the overvaluation, and dietary restraint is not the most common precipitant to binge eating in BED. Additionally, 50-75 percent of people with BED have higher weight and most commonly present to weight loss services and with an exclusion criteria of a BMI > 40 for CBT-E, significant limitations exist in current evidence base treatments for binge eating disorder and those with co-occurring clinical obesity.
The publication of a new treatment manual Cognitive Behavioural Therapy for Binge Eating Disorder (2024) provides clearer guidance to clinicians working with binge eating disorder and higher weight as to navigating treatment in a complex landscape. In addition, the new international definition of clinical obesity (2025) provides further clarity around the known limitations of BMI alone in defining clinical obesity. This workshop provides the opportunity to reflect on this, the evolving evidence and implications for psychological and nutrition treatment.
Workshop Objectives:
- To expand your knowledge on BED more broadly understanding how it differs to Anorexia Nervosa and Bulimia Nervosa.
- To develop a clear understanding of the unique content in CBT-BED compared to CBT-E including the treatment of overeating/dysregulating eating, eating for reward, addressing internalised weight bias, increasing movement, creating a helpful food environment, pursuing weight loss when medically indicated and addressing realistic expectations around weight. For the mental health clinicians in attendance, opportunity to role play the implementation these interventions will be given.
- To consider and build an understanding of contrasting perspectives on higher weight including clinical obesity treatments and weight neutral/Health At Every Size approaches, to enhance client centred practice and work on cohesion and communication between eating disorder services and clinical obesity services.
- To explore the complex relationship between BED and clinical obesity including building greater knowledge around common medical comorbidities including type 2 diabetes, fatty liver, polycystic ovarian syndrome and other metabolic disorders.
- To navigate when clients want to pursue weight loss and how to support them. Including touching on the role of GLP1s, bariatric surgery and behavioural weight loss interventions along with their pros and cons.
This workshop is multidisciplinary and open to psychologists, dietitians, mental health occupational therapists, general practitioners and other medical professionals. For the mental health clinicians who plan to deliver the CBT intervention, CBT-E is assumed knowledge. The content will primarily be psychological with nutrition content incorporated.
About the presenters:
Dr Carmel Harrison
Carmel is a Clinical Psychologist with a special interest in weight concerns and Binge Eating Disorder. Carmel has approximately ten year’s experience in private practice and completed her training at the Australian National University. She holds a Clinical PhD in Binge Eating Disorder and has published a number of academic journal articles on Binge Eating Disorder, and disordered eating more broadly. She is a Credentialed Eating Disorder Clinician (CEDC) and a member of the Australian New Zealand Academy for Eating Disorders and a board approved supervisor and offers training workshops and webinars in BED.
Mari Harrison
Mari is an Accredited Practising Dietitian and Credentialed Eating Disorder Clinician with over 25 years of experience in mental health, eating disorders, diabetes care, and metabolic & bariatric surgery (MBS). She has a keen interest in the intersection of MBS and eating disorders, dedicating her career to helping individuals with nutrition and eating behaviour concerns. As an educator, Mari enjoys sharing her knowledge and professional insights through workshops and webinars, empowering both her clients and fellow healthcare providers. Her unique combination of skills and knowledge in eating disorders and bariatric surgery makes her a trusted professional in the field.
BodyMatters Training Cancellation Policy and Disclaimer
Title: Body Image Boot Camp: How to Improve Body Image in Our Clients (1 Day, Online)
Location: Via Zoom
Date: Monday 17 November 2025
Time: 10AM to 5PM AEDT
Price: $451 ($400 + GST + TryBooking Processing Fee)
About the issue/ course:
Improving body image can be the most challenging element of working with clients recovering from disordered eating, particularly in this age of “normative discontent”. Often when our clients relationship with food is restored they continue to experience pervasive body shame. This workshop provides an abundance of practical skills to equip therapists to target body image concerns in clients.
Learning objectives:
- Understand the magnitude and impact of body image concerns
- Understand the extent to which our clients can make peace with their bodies
- Deconstruct the cultural landscape that breeds body image issues
- Understand how to use nuanced language to reduce body shame
- Identify clinical factors that perpetuate and maintain poor body image
- Implement CBT based exercises to improve client’s body image
Please note: this workshop is informed by the principles of health based paradigm as a framework for understanding body image concerns
Pricing: $451 ($400 + GST + TryBooking Processing Fee)
About the presenter:
Sarah McMahon is the Director of BodyMatters Australasia, a Sydney based private practice with a particular interest in treating eating and body image issues. Sarah has worked in the field of eating disorders for approximately 15 years and has supported hundreds of individuals to achieve recovery. Sarah is well known for her compassionate and respectful approach to treatment as well as her ability to engage with clients in the early stages of change, supporting them through the recovery journey.
Cancellation policy and disclaimer:
Please be aware of our cancellation policy and disclaimer, which is available here.