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Cognitive-Behavioural Therapy for Anorexia Nervosa (CBT-AN-20)
21 July 2026
CBT-AN-20 is a new 20-session protocol for low- to moderate-risk anorexia nervosa. This 12-hour workshop covers formulation, risk management, motivation, body image work, and adaptations for neurodiversity and trauma — with case material and role-play videos throughout. Presented by Professor Glenn Waller (University of Warwick, UK).
Why are skin picking and hair pulling so hard to stop? Join this discussion to explore how clinicians can better understand and treat body-focused repetitive behaviours in practice.
Changing the inner picture: treating suicidal imagery with imagery rescripting
03 August 2026
Do you work with clients experiencing suicidal thoughts that are accompanied by vivid, distressing mental images? Do you feel uncertain how to intervene beyond risk management and verbal strategies?
Helping Children and Adolescents through Grief and Loss (ONLINE)
13 August 2026
Helping Children and Adolescents through Grief and Loss: Relevant Information and Effective Interventions With Ann Vernon, Ph.D., Professor Emerita, University of Northern Iowa, and immediate past president of the Albert Ellis Institute, you will be combining your existing skills, whether you are a beginner or extending on your existing knowledge when working with young people in helping them to better manage their grief and loss.
Advanced CBT skills: Teaching skills – can we do psychoeducation better?
17 August 2026
In CBT the therapist will often need to engage the client in ‘psychoeducation’ – but how often do we get taught good teaching skills? Learn from a teacher how to teach.
Do you feel uncertain about how to navigate assessment and treatment of a young person or adult who may be presenting with disordered eating? Join us to explore what we consider key in both the assessment process and working out the best treatment pathway for a young person or adult.
Advanced CBT skills: Avoiding therapy drift - keeping every session and the process on track
21 September 2026
Both the client and therapist can contribute to ‘therapy drift’, which is associated with poorer outcomes, but which is preventable with a checklist of six points.
Reflecting feedback from our members and past attendees, the 2026 conference will place a strong emphasis on clinically practical content.
For the first time, we are extending our conference to 3 full days, with an increased clinician focus.
