Scotland - Eating disorder training for health and social care professionals
Donate Contact our Helpline
Looking for eating disorder support in your area? Visit HelpFinder

Scotland - Eating disorder training for health and social care professionals (formerly Beyond the Symptoms)

Scotland - free eating disorder training for health and social care professionals

Eating disorder training for health and social care professionals (formerly Beyond the Symptoms)

Delivered by clinicians with extensive experience in the field of eating disorders, our Eating Disorder Training for Health and Social Care Professionals is a CPD accredited training programme ideal for patient-facing staff that will help you feel confident in intervening early.

See dates and book your free place

Who is the course for?

The course is open to staff working in a wide range of patient-facing roles and across various settings. Below are just some examples of who may want to attend:

If you work in one of the below settings however, you may be interested in our training for:

If you're looking for a shorter awareness session, we also have the below training open to any professionals looking to learn:

Attend a date that works for you

Can't make any of the above? Join our notification list to be the first to hear about new dates.

*You must attend both halves of this training set if you select it.

Book your free place

"A clearly presented, comprehensive course... It is well-referenced and there is plenty of good visual content to the slides to reinforce the key points. The resources provided to the learners – especially the extensive references provided for further learning – are strong. The course is well-constructed with a clear agenda."

- Eating disorder training for health and social care professionals delegate

Please note you will be asked to fill out a survey before booking your place. This survey is used to report back to funders about the impact of the course.

Help us spread the word!

Share this webpage or our flyer with your colleagues or staff working in healthcare in Scotland to help us spread knowledge and understanding of eating disorders across the country.