If a client presented with PMDD would you be confident in your knowledge of how to work with them to treat this condition?

Presented by Aimee Oliveri
Flourishing Women Psychology
This event will feature a presentation in an informal setting with audience discussion.
Venue:
Forest Lodge Hotel
117 Arundel Street, Forest Lodge NSW 2037
Please note that this pub discussion begins at 7pm.
If a client presented with PMDD would you be confident in your knowledge of how to work with them to treat this condition?
Join Clinical Psychologist Aimee Oliveri for an insightful session exploring Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder (PMDD) and a Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT)-informed treatment approach.
Aimee is passionate about advancing psychological interventions for PMDD and advocating for the vital role mental health professionals play in supporting individuals affected by this condition.
Why attend?
- PMDD affects 1 in 20 women of reproductive age.
- PMDD is more common in neurodivergent individuals, with up to 45.5% of women with ADHD reporting PMDD.
- 34% of women with PMDD attempt suicide.
- 83% have experienced early life trauma.
This session is a must for clinicians looking to expand their knowledge of PMDD and build confidence in supporting clients living with this often misunderstood condition.
This event is hosted by the NSW Branch of AACBT.
About this event:
The format will be a 60 minute, lecture-style presentation, in an informal setting, including an opportunity for open Q&A – bring your questions!
Key Learning Objectives
This session is suitable for all levels of clinician.
References - readings:

Aimee Oliveri is a clinical psychologist, board-approved supervisor, and the founder of Flourishing Women Psychology, where she provides psychological services to women, with a focus on premenstrual dysphoric disorder (PMDD).
Drawing from both theory and practice, Aimee co-developed the first DBT-informed treatment model for PMDD. This model integrates core principles of Dialectical Behaviour Therapy with feminist and trauma-informed perspectives, offering a comprehensive framework for understanding and supporting those living with PMDD.
Aimee also offers supervision, professional development talks, and runs peer supervision with the Mental Health Professionals Network (MHPN) on the topic of PMDD.
Are there any refunds?
Cancellations attract a 25% processing fee. Cancellations within one week of the event attract a 50% processing fee. Cancellations within 24 hours of the event will not be refunded under any circumstances. If you wish to transfer the name of your registration to someone else there is no charge.