Family-Based Treatment for Adolescent Anorexia Nervosa (FBT-AN) – October Online
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Clinical Support for Health Professionals and Services
An inclusive platform providing healthcare professionals with specialised training and resources to enhance expertise in effectively addressing and treating eating disorders
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I'm a health professional
I'm concerned for myself or others
Thank you for this training. It was excellent. A great balance between theory and skills. Some good interactive opportunities too. Emma’s lived experience was a really useful way to put SSCM in context too.
My eyes have been opened to the number of supports and resources and I feel motivated and supported to go back and make positive changes in my organisation.
Evidence Informed Dietetic Practice for Eating Disorders
Wonderful training with valuable knowledge. Am really looking forward to providing FBT to clients and their families in the future. Thank you.
Attendee of FBT Training
It was great to attend a dietitian tailored training as it was able to help me really identify considerations for clear boundaries, scope of practice and what level of risk to hold in the community
Evidence Informed Dietetic Practice for Eating Disorders
CEED provides training, clinical consultation and service development partnerships that is aimed at building and enhancing service responses for people experiencing eating disorders and their supports.
CEED is committed to an authentic and robust co-production approach where the planning, designing, implementation and evaluation of all programs occur in collaboration with our lived experience workforce. CEED utilises an approach that is evidence-informed, collaborative and person-centred.
- Group and Secondary consultation for clinicians and services seeking reflection on and support in provision of contemporary person-centred, family involved, treatment and care for eating disorders
- Partnership with Mental Health and other health services to ensure care for Victorians affected by eating disorders is local, inclusive and responsive to the needs of the individual and their support.
- Eating disorder specific training, ensuring mental health clinicians and other health professionals are equipped with the necessary knowledge & skills to deliver high-quality care to individuals affected by eating disorders and their supports.
Our findings
1476
participants
attended CEED training in 2024
20
workshops
were delivered by CEED in 2024
157 case
consultations
were requested in 2024
Most Viewed Resources
The CEED harm reduction resource provides a summary and guidance for clinicians regarding the application of harm reduction. The aim of harm reduction in this context is to support adults to reduce the physical harms associated with engaging in disordered eating and weight control behaviours.
This resource was developed as a visual aid to help people experiencing an eating disorder to articulate the kinds of support they would like before, during or after meal support.
This guide provides parents, carers and support people some basic resources to get started and learn more about their role as a support person.
