Eating disorders can affect every system in the body, but it’s not always obvious that an eating disorder is the cause. This means that someone might be suffering from an eating disorder but approach a healthcare professional about apparently unrelated symptoms.
Delivered by clinicians with extensive experience in the field of eating disorders, Beyond the Symptoms is a CPD accredited training programme ideal for GPs, nurses, dentists, cardiologists, and many other healthcare professionals. It aims to help you identify when a patient has an eating disorder and confidently intervene early.
"This is an excellent course, and the presenter was very knowledgeable and engaging. I would recommend it for any health professional who may encounter a patient with a suspected or confirmed eating disorder."
This is a structured and interactive training programme delivered over Zoom as either one full day (9:30am – 4:30pm) or two half days (9:30am – 1pm).
You will reflect on your own practice and share stories and experiences within groups. The sessions will also include presentations, putting learning into practice, understanding Beat’s services and signposting to local services.
This training is currently free to individuals if you are working with patients in the following areas of London:
This training is currently free to individuals if you are a healthcare professional working in Scotland. (This is thanks to the Scottish Government Grant, which also funds other Beat services which you can see here.)
If you would like to purchase our Beyond the Symptoms training for more than 5 people in your organisation, please contact the P.S.C. team for further information and costings: PublicSectorCommissioning@beateatingdisorders.org.uk
Alternatively, individual staff that are working in England can be booked on to an upcoming course (card and invoice options available). Register your interest.
Please feel free to contact the Training & Events team via training@beateatingdisorders.org.uk for advice, or explore our resources for other roles here.