Evidence-based Skills for Understanding and Managing ARFID, Pica, and Rumination Disorder
 
Join Dr. Elizabeth Shea for an in-depth session dedicated to understanding and management of ARFID, Pica, and Rumination Disorder, particularly in neurodivergent individuals.
 
Dr. Elizabeth Shea, a Consultant Clinical Psychologist with a BA, BSc, DClinPsy, CPsychol, AFBPsS, and HCPC registration, brings 25 years of specialized experience to this training. Dr. Shea has completed extensive research in these areas, holds significant clinical expertise, and has authored two commissioned books. She has featured on the BBC and ITV and works with various statutory and VCSE organizations, including the National Autistic Society.
 
Eating challenges like ARFID, Pica, and Rumination Disorder are common among neurodivergent individuals but often remain poorly understood. This training, underpinned by research literature, clinical practice-based evidence, and lived experiences, aims to provide participants with a comprehensive understanding of these disorders and equip them with practical skills for effective intervention.
 
 
Who Should Attend:
Mental health professionals
Clinical psychologists
Counsellors and therapists
Educators and school staff
Healthcare providers working with neurodivergent individuals
Social workers and case managers
Anyone interested in understanding and managing ARFID, Pica, and Rumination Disorder
 
Date: Friday, 20th June 2025
Time: 9am-5pm (7 hours total)
Location: Online via Zoom
 
Trainers:
Dr. Elizabeth Shea – Consultant Clinical Psychologist
 
 
Every training is recorded.
 
If you have any questions about the course content or entry requirments, please contact team@neddetraining.co.uk or call 01892 546773