Do you recognise how anti-fat bias subtly influences your therapeutic practice and your clients' experiences?

In this workshop, we will confront the pervasive impact of societal fatphobia, which affects not only clients with larger bodies but all individuals grappling with body image issues. You will gain concrete strategies to create a more inclusive and supportive environment in your therapy room.

We'll work in three parts:

1. Understand the historical context of anti-fat bias,

2. Identify how this bias manifests in therapy settings, and

3. Explore frameworks such as Health At Every Size® and body positivity that can transform your practice.

By the end of the session, you will be equipped to recognise and challenge your own biases, fostering a therapeutic space that honours every body type. Zoe John-Kay PNCPS, a practitioner dedicated to social justice in therapy, will guide this essential discussion.

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