tRAINING PROGRAMME FOR COMMUNITY, VOLUNTARY & CHARITY SECTORS
Tier 1 training:
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
Designed for community professionals, this training uses accessible, non-clinical language and practical scenarios, with a focus on safe conversations, boundary-setting, and effective signposting, rather than diagnosis or treatment.
To secure your place on our tier 1 training sessions, please follow the links below:
| Date & Time | Training Title | Booking Link |
|---|---|---|
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Wednesday 6th May 2026: 9.30am - 11.00am |
Recognising Eating Disorders and Eating Disorder Behaviours in Community Settings | https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/understanding-eating-disorders-in-community-settings-tickets-1982280968739?aff=oddtdtcreator |
Tier 2 & 3 Training Programmes
If you have completed our tier 1 training package, or have prior knowledge of eating disorders and would like further information our tier 2 and tier 3 options, please contact us on Education@syeda.org.uk
