People with ADHD, Autism Spectrum Disorder, and other types of neurodiversity have a higher risk of eating disorders than the general population. Research also shows they experience poorer outcomes in treatment due to the complexity of their co-occurring diagnoses. This webinar offers tools to support clinicians in effectively assessing and treating eating disorders in neurodiverse … Continued
This webinar is a part of our “AI-Isolation: The Secret Dangers of AI” series, for more information click here. While there are clear benefits to AI technology, there are also significant risks that impact well-being, psychological development, and safety. This webinar will define the clear positive and negative patterns related to AI use, and explore … Continued
This webinar is a part of our “AI-Isolation: The Secret Dangers of AI” series, for more information click here. This webinar will explore the potential benefits and challenges of AI use for children, adolescents, caregivers, and family systems. Clinicians will learn signs that indicate tech use is disrupting family functioning, and gain strategies to help … Continued
This webinar is a part of our “AI-Isolation: The Secret Dangers of AI” series, for more information click here. Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly becoming embedded in mental healthcare, and people with obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) are turning to AI-based tools for support, information and symptom management. While AI can potentially enhance psychoeducation, treatment planning, and … Continued
Over the past century, the concept of “trauma” has evolved from a narrowly defined physical injury to a broad and sometimes ambiguous psychological construct. This presentation traces the historical expansion of trauma theory—from its battlefield origins to its current prominence in behavioral health and youth services—while examining the benefits of increased awareness and the risks … Continued
About half of Gen Z feel pressure to get a “summer body,” and they often turn to fad diets as a result. This presentation explores current dieting trends among adolescents and young adults, focusing on the influence of diet culture and social media on body image. The presenters will equip clinicians to navigate these issues … Continued
Young adults in America are facing a significant mental health crisis. This webinar examines how attachment theory can inform treatment processes. We’ll explore how the empirically supported Attachment-Based Family Therapy (ABFT) model can be adapted for young adult clients, to address underlying relational trauma contributing to mental health symptoms. After attending this webinar, participants will … Continued
This webinar examines the elevated risk of suicide among LGBTQ+ youth through a family systems and attachment-based lens, emphasizing the powerful role of caregiver response in shaping outcomes. Learn concrete, evidence-based strategies and language to strengthen family connection and reduce risk. After attending this webinar, participants will be able to: CE credits available for addiction … Continued
This workshop addresses OCD presentations involving sexual orientation (SO) and gender identity OCD, reviewing current research on differential diagnosis between normative LGBTQ+ identity development and the obsessive concerns characteristic of OCD. The presentation extends standard exposure and response prevention (ERP) to include justice-oriented treatment modifications that reduce potential stigma and bias toward LGBTQ+ individuals. Empirically … Continued
What actually drives change in psychotherapy? This presentation describes a clinical moment in which a chronically suicidal patient experienced a sudden and lasting shift, prompting a reconsideration of how therapy works. We’ll look at the role of the therapeutic alliance and patient expectations, while also recognizing the importance of structured intervention, and consider whether the field … Continued
Join us for an inspiring discussion with Newport Healthcare alumni about the role connection and community play in the healing journey. Hear first-hand about their experiences in treatment and beyond, and how their relationships with family, peers, and the Newport community supported their recovery and growth. The event will be facilitated by Michael Dzwil, Senior … Continued
Numerous studies look at the impact of teen tech use on adolescent mental health, but how are kids affected by their parents’ device use? The presenters of this webinar just published new research on the link between caregiver device use and attachment security. Their findings shows that teens feel more insecure when they perceive their … Continued
