Join SYEDA for a focused 90-minute training that builds confidence in recognising eating disorders, responding with sensitivity, and guiding individuals toward the right support.
Drawing on lived experience and evidence-based practice, this session equips community staff and volunteers to respond with compassion, clarity, and clear boundaries within the scope of their role.
You’ll learn how to:
- Recognise the signs of eating disorders and disordered eating.
- Identify key risk factors, including psychological, physical, social, and cultural influences.
- Understand why early intervention matters
- Recognise indicators of serious risk and know when urgent action is required.
- Build rapport with individuals to support open and safe conversations about wellbeing.
- Explore how body image, body respect, and societal pressures contribute to eating disorders.
- Understand the relationship between neurodiversity and disordered eating behaviours.
- Recognise co-occurring mental health or social challenges that may impact eating behaviours.
- Approach vulnerable individuals with confidence and navigate clear referral and signposting pathways.
