Something I’ve Been Working On: A New CEU Training for Providers (Coming Soon!)

I love this one, y’all, and I’ve been sitting on it for a while.

I’m building a continuing education training for providers on ADHD and binge eating disorder, and it’s finally far enough along that I can tell you about it. I’m creating it with Get Into Your Head Training, and it is not out yet. But it’s coming, and I want you to watch for it.

Why I wanted to build this

Here’s what I see over and over in my work with eating disorders and disordered eating: the clinical picture is rarely just one thing. ADHD and binge eating, for example, are tangled together in ways that don’t always get talked about in trainings. Providers often tell me they feel like they’re guessing in those moments.

Most CE options I’ve found are either super dense or super surface-level. I wanted something in between: practical, grounded, and made for real people who are carrying real caseloads. Something you can finish and actually use on Monday.

Why Get Into Your Head Training?

Because they’re the real deal. They’re an approved CE provider through NBCC and the ASWB ACE program, and an approved EMDRIA credit provider. They’re also registered with CE Broker, so in states that use it, they add your completions for you. One less thing on your to-do list!

Go show Get Into Your Head Training some love LINK HERE. Search for my girl Tabitha too, she’s my thera-friend that played a huge part into making this idea come to life! She specializes in neurodivergence and is an amazing clinician.

Where we are right now

Building a training is a whole process, and I’m showing you the behind-the-scenes. Here’s the roadmap:

1. Editing (we’re here!). Polishing content, tightening the flow, and making sure it’s clear and useful instead of a wall of information.
2. Beta testing. A small group goes through it first and tells us what works, what’s confusing, and what needs to change.
3. Release. It goes out for everyone to see.

I don’t have a launch date yet, and I’m not going to throw out a made-up one. When I have it, you’ll hear about it first.

Who it’s for

I’m writing this for providers who support people with food, body, and attention struggles. That includes therapists, but also other professionals who work alongside them. If you’ve ever thought “I wish I felt more confident in this area,” then this is for you.

How to be first to know

The easiest way to catch the release is to join my newsletter. That’s where I’ll share the launch date, how to register, and anything else you need to know. [Newsletter signup link]

If you want to learn more about my work with eating disorders, you can read about it [here]. And if you’re a provider who wants to connect or collaborate, my door is open. Reach out anytime.

While you wait: check out my resource page

You don’t have to wait for the release to get something useful. My resources page has a section just for fellow providers, and here’s why I think it’s worth a look:

• The When to Refer Guide is a free quick-reference card. It covers eating disorder and disordered eating red flags, including the easy-to-miss ones like ARFD, ADHD overlap, and postpartum patients. It also tells you when to loop in a physician first. That ADHD overlap piece is exactly the kind of thing the training goes deeper on.
• Case consultations are there if you’re stuck. Book a one-on-one with me to talk through an eating disorder, body image, perinatal, or bariatric case. Think of it as a thinking partner who’s seen this before. (Professionals only, and no client names or identifying details, ever.)
• I speak to groups. If your practice or treatment team wants a practical, no-fluff training on spotting and supporting eating disorders in your caseload, you can book me right from that page.

More soon. I can’t wait to share it with you.

Hannah Short, LCSW, BCBC, CMNCS, CCM, is the owner of Rooted & Nourished Psychotherapy in Waco, Texas, specializing in eating disorders, body image, perinatal mental health, and bariatric support.