The Role of Social Workers in Prevention & Treatment of Eating Disorders

The Role of Social Workers in Prevention & Treatment of Eating Disorders

About this event

This workshop will give AASW members key information they need to be able to successfully identify and respond to eating disorders within their Social Worker’s role. Through a blend of information provision, small group discussion, case studies and other activities, attendees will find out more about: - The signs and symptoms of different types of eating disorders; - Tackling common misconceptions; - Screening and assessment; - Treatment and the building blocks of recovery; - The Social Worker’s roles in the continuum of care. Learning outcomes include: - Understanding of the core psychosocial challenges associated with all eating disorders; - Knowledge of key screening tools and how and when to use them; - Understanding of how to support and work effectively with someone with or at risk of developing an eating disorder, in a recovery-oriented framework; - Understanding of how to support and work effectively with a carer of a person with an eating disorder; Knowledge of key referral pathways and options for professional support.

Speakers

Eliza Charlett

Audience

AASW members

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