Supporting family and parents has always been a core aspect of our work. As such, we now offer parents and families a free four week (1 evening per week) structured programme, incorporating both psycho-education and support, as well as practical advice and skills to help you support your family member towards recovery.

• Understanding eating disorders
• Understanding the mindset of a person, how to manage at home
• Dealing with meal times, routines, different behaviours and triggers
• Recovery – what is the recovery process and how does it happen?
• Coping with relapse
• Communication, active listening skills
• Dealing with rejection/shut down/anger
• How does change happen?
• Helping a person to accept help

Parents, carers, grandparents, siblings, partners / spouses and friends supporting someone affected by an eating disorder are welcome to attend.

The PiLaR programme is not designed for professionals, nor is it CPD training.

Places are FREE, but booking is essential

• If you wish to book a place as a parent, carer or family member, please contact Niamh Clarke niamh@bodywhys.ie or the Bodywhys office on 01-2834963.

Since 2014, the programme has been delivered in Athlone, Carlow/Kilkenny, Cavan/Monaghan, Cork, Dublin (Cabra; Linn Dara – Cherry Orchard; Dublin North City & County – Swords; Stillorgan and St. Vincent’s University Hospital), Galway, Kerry, Limerick, Mayo, Sligo, Tipperary and Waterford.

• If you work for the HSE, or a community organisation, and wish to request PiLaR in your area, please contact Harriet Parsons, Training and Development Manager, 01-2834963 helpline@bodywhys.ie

Antrim – November 15th, 2018

Bodywhys and StampED/Northern Trust invite you to attend:

Antrim – PiLaR Nov 2018 poster – PDF

When: 4 Thursdays in November (from November 15th – December 6th)
Time: 6:30 – 8:30pm
Venue: ASDA training rooms, ASDA, 150 Junction One, International Outlet, BT41, Antrim.

Your name will be added to a list to be contacted in the event the programme comes to your county. Your personal information is not circulated outside of Bodywhys.