
Experiential Training for Mental Health and Wellness Professionals
Attachment-based
Trauma-informed
Somatically integrative
I find this work to be an invaluable addition to the training of any eating disorder professional, whether one is a therapist, dietitian, psychiatrist, or residential staff member.”
Clare Stadlen, LCSW, CEDS
Durham NC
Embodied Recovery Institute
3-Tier Training Program
Tier 1 Trainings
Foundations

Tier 1 trainings introduce foundational concepts, theoretical models, therapeutic maps and skills of an attachment-based, trauma-informed and somatically integrative approach to recovery and wellness. Tier 1 courses are only the beginning. Clinical and programmatic implementation of this approach is addressed in Tier 2 and Tier 3 courses and in ongoing consultation with ERI faculty.
Tier 2 Trainings
Clinical Applications

Tier 2 trainings explore clinical applications of foundational concepts, theoretical models, therapeutic maps and skills introduced in Tier 1 courses. Participants engage in an immersive exploration of experiences that enhance and inhibit embodiment and the corresponding impact on relational, emotional, mental and spiritual health. Tier 2 courses provide specific examples of interventions to use with clients to influence mental and physical health.
Tier 3 Trainings
Proficiency

Tier 3 trainings focus on enhancing proficiency in skills for embodiment, assessment and treatment. Participants further enhance their own embodiment, refine their ERED lens through which they see themselves and their clients and master clinical skills to facilitate healing change in individual, family and group settings.
The Embodied Recovery training was a rejuvenating experience on a personal level and immediately offered insight into how I can help my clients in a different, effective way on their recovery journeys.
Anna M. Lutz, MPH, RD/LDN, CEDRD
Raleigh, NC
What Is ERED?
Eating disorders are complex, multi-layered and pernicious. The body, the very stage where the war is waged, is often the missing link to effective treatment for eating disorders.
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