An Eating Disorders Resource for: Community and Welfare Workers
About this resource
This manual outlines methods to assist community and welfare workers to prevent Eating Disorders, and to identify, intervene, and support individuals diagnosed with an Eating Disorders. Risk factors and early warning signs are discussed, with action pathways for individuals believed to be at risk. The importance of and methods to engage individuals with Eating Disorders are described, along with suggestions of initial intervention strategies and how to provide support
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