Eating Disorders Across the Female Lifespan

Eating Disorders Across the Female Lifespan

An eating disorder is not a choice, it is a serious mental illness. Eating disorders affect about 16% of Australians¹. The development of an eating disorder is multifaceted, and risk factors include²:

a family history of eating disorders
being an overweight child
getting your period before the age of 12 years old
displaying a low self-esteem
are neurodiverse
have experience trauma or abuse or bullying
being a young woman, and/or non-binary³

Learning Outcomes:

Increase awareness around eating disorders and how they present.
Learn about the different kinds of eating disorder.
Develop the protocols to work with a client who lives with an eating disorder.
Move your business towards more mentally healthy messaging and practises.
Recognise the signs and symptoms of an eating disorder.

1CEC/CPD with AusActive and NZREPS, this course will take 1-2hrs to complete.

This course is for trainers who:

Want to move their business model away from aesthetics, appearances, fat loss, and body size.
Understand that how a client looks, nor how much they weigh, are modifiable behaviours, and as such shouldn’t be used for goal setting or measures of success.
Want to guide their female clients towards physical, emotional, hormonal, and mental health
Currently work with women 25yrs of age or younger
Want to expand their awareness around women’s health issues.

$47.00

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Eating Disorders are not a lifestyle choice, they are a serious mental illness. Eating disorders affect about 16% of Australians¹. The development of an eating disorder is multifaceted, and risk factors include²:

a family history of eating disorders
being an overweight child
getting your period before the age of 12 years old
displaying a low self-esteem
are neurodiverse
have experience trauma or abuse or bullying
being a young woman, and/or non-binary³

Learning Outcomes:

Increase awareness around eating disorders and how they present.
Learn about the different kinds of eating disorder.
Develop the protocols to work with a client who lives with an eating disorder.
Move your business towards more mentally healthy messaging and practises.
Recognise the signs and symptoms of an eating disorder.

1CEC/CPD with AusActive and NZREPS, this course will take 1-2hrs to complete.

REFERENCES
1Hay, P., Girosi, F., & Mond, J. (2015). Prevalence and sociodemographic correlates of DSM-5 eating disorders in the Australian population. Journal of Eating Disorders. 3(19), 1-7.  
2Health Direct (2023) Eating Disorders healthdirect.gov.au, retieved 13^th December 2024 from https://www.healthdirect.gov.au/eating-disorders
3Yeo, M, Hughes, E. (2011) Eating disorders: early identification in general practice. Australian Family Physician 40(30), 108-111

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