Clinical Psychologist
BSocSci (Psych) BApSci (Psych Hon) DPsych (Clin) MAPS, ANZEAD, NEDC & HAES Aust member
Dr Amanda Bolton is a senior clinical psychologist with 7+ years of experience working with adolescents and their families as well as adults recovering from an eating disorder in both public and private settings. Amanda spent many y
Clinical Psychologist
BSocSci (Psych) BApSci (Psych Hon) DPsych (Clin) MAPS, ANZEAD, NEDC & HAES Aust member
Dr Amanda Bolton is a senior clinical psychologist with 7+ years of experience working with adolescents and their families as well as adults recovering from an eating disorder in both public and private settings. Amanda spent many years working at the Butterfly Eating Disorder Day program as both a clinician and as the senior clinician coordinator of the program (developing the program, group content and treatment focus, working with young people and their families, supervising students and clinicians, providing eating disorders training, delivering treatment and overseeing the smooth running of the program) . Amanda has also worked in the Monash Health eating disorder outpatient service (Wellness and Recovery Centre) and private practice. Amanda has extensive experience delivering individual treatment (CBT-E, CCSM, DBT and schema therapy), family focused treatment (AFT) as well as group therapy programs (CCSW, CBT, ACT, DBT). Amanda draws on these and other frameworks (HAES
Ⓡ, intuitive eating, motivational interviewing, FBT, MANTRA, psycho-dynamic) in her work both as a clinician and a clinical supervisor. Amanda is also a casual lecturer and supervisor with the Cairnmillar Institute.
Clinical Psychologist
BSocSci (Psych) BA (Psych Hon) DPsych (Clin) MAPS, ANZAED, NEDC, ASDAH & HAES Aust member
Dr Sarah Egan is a senior clinical psychologist trained in working within a developmental framework across the lifespan and has extensive experience working in CAMHS, Early Psychosis, CATT, and the Butterfly Day Eating Disorder
Clinical Psychologist
BSocSci (Psych) BA (Psych Hon) DPsych (Clin) MAPS, ANZAED, NEDC, ASDAH & HAES Aust member
Dr Sarah Egan is a senior clinical psychologist trained in working within a developmental framework across the lifespan and has extensive experience working in CAMHS, Early Psychosis, CATT, and the Butterfly Day Eating Disorder Day Program. Sarah has almost 10 years experience in private practice, much of which has focused on the intensive treatment of young people through to adults and their families with a range of eating disorders including Anorexia Nervosa, Bulimia Nervosa, Binge Eating Disorder, OSFED, ARFID, and sub-clinical disordered eating. Sarah draws on a number of frameworks in her clinical practice and as a clinical supervisor including Cognitive Behavioural Therapy- Enhanced (CBT-E,) Family Based Therapy (FBT), Adolescent Focused Therapy (AFT), CCSW, CCSM, MANTRA, MI, CREST, DBT and schema therapy. She has also developed an implemented a treatment program based on intuitive eating principals, HAESⓇ and improvement of body image. She has had extensive experience in training clinicians, eating disorders training, and is an experienced clinical supervisor, assisting clinicians to build confidence and competence in working with teenage and adult clients with eating disorders. She has strength in helping others understand and make sense of the often-complex work of treating clients with eating disorders and working with systems to motivate change.
Clinical Psychologist - Guest Facilitator
BASc (Psych, Psychophysiology), BA (Psych, hons), MA Psych (Clin), MAPS, ASDAH, ANZAED, AED, EDFA, NEDC member
Tania Coates is the Director and Clinical Principal of Freedom Co Psychology & Wellness P/L, a multidisciplinary community-based eating disorder treatment centre based in Perth, Western Aus
Clinical Psychologist - Guest Facilitator
BASc (Psych, Psychophysiology), BA (Psych, hons), MA Psych (Clin), MAPS, ASDAH, ANZAED, AED, EDFA, NEDC member
Tania Coates is the Director and Clinical Principal of Freedom Co Psychology & Wellness P/L, a multidisciplinary community-based eating disorder treatment centre based in Perth, Western Australia. Tania is also currently the Clinical Co-Chair of the WA Mental Health Commissions Eating Disorder Sub Network, and an active committee member of the Australia and New Zealand Academy of Eating Disorders (ANZAED). In practice, Tania is a HAESⓇ advocate, integrated therapist, and board approved supervisor. She has extensive training and experience helping people of all sizes feel better about themselves, their bodies, food and eating, particularly those in bigger bodies. Tania is passionate about treating BED, A-Typical AN, and working with clients with co-occurring neurodivergence such as ADHD and Autism. She has extensive experience in delivering and supervising in CBT-e, FBT, DBTe, SSCM, CRT/CREST, schema therapy, IPT-ED among other treatment modalities. Tania is actively involved in multiple professional networks and is keen to contribute to the development of initiatives that improve the lives of people affected by diet culture and eating disorders.
This eating disorders training is designed to be comprehensive, practical, and based on evidenced based principals as well as evidence drawn from extensive experience working in this field.
Attend a block of 4 X 60 mins small group clinical supervision sessions with our trainers. Sessions provide opportunity to enhance your eating disorder skills by exploring case discussions, trouble shooting, and practicing learned skills. Cost: $240 (+GST) in total (4 sessions). Sessions are recorded if you can't make a session.
Small group clinical supervision for all attendees is available following the workshops to consolidate learning and support ongoing development. Clinical supervision may be limited depending on clinician availability and incurs an additional fee. Clinical Supervision will be arranged during the eating disorders online training workshop.
" It would take 6 months of supervision for us to get through what you cover in those three days, so I am VERY grateful for your program"
"I actually timed our new employee coming on so it’s close to your next enrolment!"
Janet Lowndes, Director Mind, Body, Well