"Embodied Life" is part 2 of the Embodied Care Foundational Training Series. It is a transformative training designed specifically for therapists and health and wellness providers working with Black women and BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, and People of Color) clients who are navigating body image and eating recovery journeys.

A deep dive into What Every Provider Needs to know about Supporting Clients with Body Image Issues and Trauma in Therapy and Beyond.

"Embodied Life" is part 2 of the Embodied Care Foundational Training Series. It is a transformative training designed specifically for therapists and health and wellness providers working with Black women and BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, and People of Color) clients who are navigating body image and eating recovery journeys.

A deep dive into What Every Provider Needs to know about Supporting Clients with Body Image Issues and Trauma in Therapy and Beyond.

"Embodied Life" is part 2 of the Embodied Care Foundational Training Series. It is a transformative training designed specifically for therapists and health and wellness providers working with Black women and BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, and People of Color) clients who are navigating body image and eating recovery journeys.

A deep dive into What Every Provider Needs to know about Supporting Clients with Body Image Issues and Trauma in Therapy and Beyond.

"Embodied Life" is part 2 of the Embodied Care Foundational Training Series. It is a transformative training designed specifically for therapists and health and wellness providers working with Black women and BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, and People of Color) clients who are navigating body image and eating recovery journeys.

A deep dive into What Every Provider Needs to know about Supporting Clients with Body Image Issues and Trauma in Therapy and Beyond.

"Embodied Life" is part 2 of the Embodied Care Foundational Training Series. It is a transformative training designed specifically for therapists and health and wellness providers working with Black women and BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, and People of Color) clients who are navigating body image and eating recovery journeys.

A deep dive into What Every Provider Needs to know about Supporting Clients with Body Image Issues and Trauma in Therapy and Beyond.