About the Event

This training discusses gender affirming care in eating disorder treatment and is designed to support clinicians in better understanding the intersections of eating disorders and Trans/Gender Diverse clients and support expanding skills to better serve the community.

Wednesdae is offering a didactic training including potential case consultation, case examples and expressive opportunities to create an environment that aids clinicians in learning by doing. This training is for clinicians looking to expand skills, who seek to learn more about gender affirming care and is for clinicians who want to learn the basics. 

This training is being offered during the 

month of Pride this one time so don't miss out!

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About Project HEAL

During the month of Pride, Wednesdae is looking to raise money for Project HEAL’s treatment equity access funds that support the LGBTQ+ community, AAPI, BIPOC, Disabled, Neurodivergent and fat humans who deserve treatment and rarely have access to that care. 

For Wednesdae Project HEAL has been one of the loves of their life and they feel passionately about the importance of allowing all bodies to 
access the care they both need and deserve. 

Everyone deserves to HEAL 
and these donations can make it possible.

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About Wednesdae

Wednesdae is a trans/non-binary art therapist, fat activist and artist whose work focuses on body justice, intersectional social justice and eating disorder treatment equity access. They are the Director for Walden Behavioral Care’s Rainbow Road, the country’s first virtual Eating Disorder 2SLGBTQIA+ IOP & PHP, which is proud to announce having over 90% Queer Staffing (as of February 2022). They also co-own and operate Rainbow Recovery where they support people through the gender affirmation process, complex trauma recovery, eating disorder recovery and body image issues. 

Wednesdae is committed to the mission that all bodies deserve recovery and that marginalized bodies need to be amplified in the eating disorder landscape to eradicate the stereotypes surrounding eating disorders and gender. To that end, Wednesdae had the honor to participate in the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) Artful Practices for Well-being, presented at national and international conferences on the use of HAES, Intuitive Eating and Intersectional Social Justice in mental health care and teaches multicultural and diversity practice in Master’s Level Art Therapy programs.