Body Image: Educate and Support (Webinar)

Body Image: Educate and Support (Webinar)

Butterfly Foundation

About this event

​This evidence informed session increases understanding of body image and its role in wellbeing, disordered eating and eating disorders. The session focuses on the modifiable risk and protective factors that shape young people’s body image and provides comprehensive information and easy to use tools to support body image education, early identification and appropriate response.

Learning outcomes
By the end of the session, participants will be able to:

  • Explain how body image develops and why it matters for wellbeing and learning
  • Identify key risk and protective factors that influence body image and disordered eating
  • Apply evidence informed strategies to foster positive and inclusive environments
  • Recognise early warning signs that may indicate a young person is at risk
  • Respond to concerns appropriately 
  • Access and use high quality resources to support prevention and early intervention

Prerequisite Requirements

This session is non-clinical and does not provide training in diagnosis or treatment of eating disorders.

Audience

Educators, youth workers & community professionals working with young people of all genders aged 8 to 18.

Contact Details

Contact Person: Butterfly Foundation

Email: education@butterfly.org.au

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