Growth, Experience, Meaning, Support
Why show up for FAT!?
FAT! It's not a bad word - in fact, it can be grounding, empowering, and even exciting.
Join us this October for an all-day virtual event where we are centering fat presenters who will get you feeling excited and ready to support your fat clients!
With GLP-1s and intentional weight loss taking the spotlight lately, it can be tough to know how to respond when clients are curious. Fat bodies are stigmatized and discussed frequently. Representation continues to shrink and exclude us. Your fat clients need a provider who knows how to navigate these conversations and how to support them in the face of all of this negative media.
Learn from fat clinicians who have both the lived experience and clinical knowledge to guide you in this work!
Snag your tickets at Early Bird pricing to ensure you'll have a spot with the rest of the GEMS ND Community to do some deeper learning, self-exploration, and celebration!
Early Bird sales end and prices will increase on 9/26.
REPLAY May 2026
GEMS Neurodiversity Summit: Autistic + ADHD Teens
If you’ve been wondering…
How do I support my teens who are just finding out they’re autistic or AuDHD?
What do I do to prepare these teens for adulthood? Is that even my role?
When sessions are silent or full of “I dunno”, how can I support therapeutic movement?
All my teenagers are bored - how do I change that?!
How can I reduce the stigma and shame my teen clients feel about being different?
We’ve got answers! Dr. Kade Sharp, LICSW, Sabrina Longley, LCSW, and Jamie Roberts, LMFT, share their lived experience and clinical knowledge with you to strengthen your skills and widen your offerings for neurodivergent youth. Catch the replay of our inaugural summit.
Sessions also available individually
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