This workshop is tailored to Psychologists with postgraduate level training in behaviour analysis, who are supporting tamariki and their family/whānau.
We'll cover the broad range of considerations for working with eating difficulties, including:
-Eating safety and multi-disciplinary involvement
-Conducting a thorough behaviour-analytic assessment
-Current approaches to intervention
-Considerations for home, school, and clinic settings
-How to build ongoing competency in this area
Eating difficulties can be complex and highly varied. This workshop will largely focus on eating difficulties typically termed as fussy/picky eating, selective eating, and those diagnosed as ARFID. We will also acknowledge that many tamariki with eating challenges are neurodiverse.
There will be 3 x BACB Continuing Education Units available for this workshop.
*On this same day there will also be an Acceptance and Committment Therapy (ACT) workshop running in the afternoon, by Sehar Moughal. Please see the sign up link here:
https://www.eventbrite.co.nz/e/1324733576789?aff=oddtdtcreator
