Trauma Therapist Institute Launches Live Training: Control, Shame & Survival: A Trauma-Informed Lens to Eating Disorder Treatment

The Trauma Therapist Institute (TTI) is introducing its newest advanced training for mental health professionals: Control, Shame & Survival: A Trauma-Informed Lens to Eating Disorder Treatment.
Denver, CO - The Trauma Therapist Institute [https://www.traumatherapistinstitute.com/] (TTI) is introducing its newest advanced training for mental health professionals: Control, Shame & Survival: A Trauma-Informed Lens to Eating Disorder Treatment. The live virtual event will take place on September 25, 2025, at 10:00 a.m. CT and will run for four and a half hours. Registration for the training is $140, which includes lifetime access to the course as well as continuing education credits through ASWB and NBCC. For those unable to attend live, the course will also be available on demand one week later through TTI's training platform.

Led by trainer Llyndsey Gregory, LCSW, this course takes a trauma-informed approach to eating disorder treatment, recognizing that disordered eating often reflects much deeper experiences of trauma, attachment injuries, and survival adaptations. Gregory will guide clinicians in uncovering the roots of these struggles, teaching them how to identify subtle signs of trauma, break cycles of shame, and apply a neuro-informed, whole-person framework to treatment. Participants will walk away with practical interventions that can be integrated immediately into their work with clients.

The training is designed to be both educational and flexible. With lifetime access and payment plan options available, clinicians can revisit the material as needed. Beyond offering knowledge, the course is structured to empower therapists to shift their approach to eating disorder treatment from symptom management toward building safety, trust, and resilience for clients in recovery.

"Eating disorders are not just about food or body image. They are survival strategies rooted in trauma," says TTI founder Rebecca Kase. "Clinicians want practical tools that work, and this training gives them exactly that: a neuro-informed framework they can use right away to help clients move beyond shame and toward safety, trust, and resilience."

The need for this perspective is clear. Research consistently shows the link between trauma and eating disorders [https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC9545485/], with many individuals who struggle with bulimia, binge eating, or restrictive patterns reporting histories of abuse, neglect, or prolonged stress. Trauma-informed care reframes treatment by asking not "What's wrong with you?" but "What happened to you?" This shift in perspective provides a foundation for healing that prioritizes compassion, empowerment, and relational recovery rather than control or judgment.

Registration for the course is now open at https://www.traumatherapistinstitute.com/offers/Yz7ct9Bw/checkout.

About The Trauma Therapist Institute:

The Trauma Therapist Institute is a global hub for training, education, and support for therapists working with trauma. Founded by EMDR Consultant and educator Rebecca Kase, the Institute is committed to empowering clinicians with tools, connection, and care as they do the brave work of healing others.

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