Media Release – OVER 3,500 FAMILY MEMBERS SUPPORTED BY FREE ONLINE EATING DISORDERS PROGRAMME
Technical difficulties on Bodywhys phone lines – RESOLVED
August 23, 2023Bodywhys response – Mental Health Commission’s report on Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services (CAMHS)
July 31, 2023Media Release – Over 3,500 family members supported by free online eating disorders programme
July 17, 2023Men’s Health Week 2023 (12th – 18th June)
June 2, 2023World Eating Disorders Action Day 2023 (2nd June)
June 2, 2023Helpline technical difficulties – resolved
May 26, 2023Update: 2023 Funding of National Clinical Programme for Eating Disorders (NCPED)
May 24, 2023(Free) New Resource: Family Guide
May 12, 2023Feedback Needed: Harmful Online Content Survey *Now closed*
April 14, 2023As of 12/06/23, this survey is now closed.
PiLaR programme for family members and friends: May 2023
April 13, 2023Our next PiLaR programme for family members and friends begins on: Tuesday, May 23rd, from 7:00pm-9:00pm. For bookings, please contact: pilar@bodywhys.ie
Teacher Training – Primary School Teachers & Support Staff: 25th April 2023
March 23, 2023Bodywhys is delighted to offer a training workshop to support teachers in promoting positive body image in the primary school environment.
Teacher Training – Secondary School Teachers & Support Staff: 20th April 2023
March 22, 2023Bodywhys is delighted to offer a training workshop for school support staff who would like to learn how to therapeutically support students with eating disorders.
New Resource: Speaking to your Doctor
March 3, 2023Media Release: EDAW 2023 – BREAKING THE STIGMA: MALE EXPERIENCES WITH EATING DISORDERS AND BODY IMAGE
February 25, 2023EDAW 2023 – BREAKING THE STIGMA: MALE EXPERIENCES WITH EATING DISORDERS AND BODY IMAGE
New MaudsleyWorkshop Feb 25th/26th Feb 2023
January 31, 2023Upcoming New Maudsley Training Workshop. For more information and pre-registration, contact: newmaudsleyworkshop@gmail.com
Eating Disorders Awareness Week 2023
January 25, 2023February 27th – March 5th, 2023 We are pleased to announce the theme for Eating Disorders Awareness Week 2023 is ‘Breaking the Stigma: Diverse Male Experiences with Eating Disorders and Body Image’ We are shining a light on eating disorders in boys, men and those who identify as male, as well as families, carers, siblings […]
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