CONTINUING EDUCATION

Please read the information below to learn more about Continuing Education opportunities for this event.

How do I receive Continuing Education (CE) credit?

Only General Attendee Tickets are eligible to receive Continuing Education credit. Attendees are eligible to claim continuing education credit only once per session. Those registered for Live + On‑Demand Access may revisit recordings, but credit cannot be awarded for both live attendance and on‑demand viewing.

Live Session

To claim continuing education credit for attending Live sessions:

  • Registered as a General Attendee
  • Stay for the duration of the entire session
  • Sign in at the beginning of the session
  • Sign out at the end of the session

All links will be provided in the Zoom chat during the session. Those who do not complete these steps as outlined above are not eligible to receive credit. 

On-Demand Session

Attendees who add On‑Demand Access to their registration will receive access to session recordings in the Attendee Hub Portal until April 1, 2027. To claim credit for On Demand sessions, attendees must complete the following steps: 

  1. Watch the full session
  2. Record verification numbers during the session
  3. Complete the session post-test - a minimum passing score of 70% is required for each session.
  4. Request your CE Certificate

How many CE credits are available for each session?

Attendees can earn up to 75.5 CE credits:

  • 4 CEs | Neurobiology of Eating Disorders: Updates from Genetic and Brain-Based Studies and Application to Treatment
  • 5.5 CEs | Clinical Supervision: Evidence-Based Ethical Practice and Reflective Self-Awareness
  • 13 CEs | Identification, Treatment, and Assessment in Avoidant/Restrictive Food Intake Disorder
  • 6 CEs | Assessment and Management of Disorders of Gut-Brain Interaction in Eating Disorders
  • 3 CEs | Back to Basics: Fundamental Principles of Eating Disorder Diagnosis and Assessment
  • 13 CEs | Introduction to DBT for Eating Disorders
  • 5.75 CEs | Exercise and Eating Disorders: Strategies for Safe Integration into Treatment
  • 3.5 CEs | Treatment of Eating Disorders in a Neurodivergent Population
  • 3 CEs |  Regulation of Cues Treatment: A Novel Treatment for Binge Eating and Overeating
  • 5.75 CEs | Transdiagnostic Treatment for Eating Disorders Utilizing Cognitive Behavioral Techniques
  • 13 CEs | Identification, Treatment, and Assessment in Avoidant/Restrictive Food Intake Disorder

I registered as a Student & Caregiver. Am I eligible to receive CE credit?

  • Student & Caregiver tickets are not eligible to receive CE credit.
  • If you are interested in receiving credit, please register as a General Attendee

Disclaimer

This training is appropriate for all clinicians at UC San Diego Health Eating Disorders Center for Treatment and Research. As always, community clinicians and others who are interested in attending are welcome.

Our speaker's vitae is available upon request. Email landerson@health.ucsd.edu, who will send it to you. Please also email if you have other questions or concerns about this presentation or our CE program in general.  

UC San Diego Health Eating Disorders Center for Treatment and Research is not aware of any conflicts of interest at this time, but if one becomes apparent, full disclosure will be made. 

UC San Diego Health Eating Disorders Center for Treatment and Research is approved by the American Psychological Association to sponsor continuing education for psychologists. 

UC San Diego Health Eating Disorders Center for Treatment and Research maintains responsibility for this program and its content.