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The first part is completely FREE.
Jump straight to the eLearning to try it out for yourself.
The first part is completely FREE.
“Recognising and managing eating disorders requires a team with all types of clinicians who play their part, bringing different types of expertise at different times to help the person.” Prof Janet Treasure, King’s College, London.
All Healthcare Professionals and Allied Health Professionals, for their day-to-day clinical work, need vital knowledge and skills to play an appropriate role in recognising, managing, and supporting specialist treatment for these devastating illnesses.
This eLearning, developed in collaboration with South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust, is based upon the Oxford University Press textbook (Eating Disorders: An Oxford Specialist Handbook, OUP 2022), and presented by the textbook authors.
Live Webinars
Alongside the eLearning, we can also provide live webinars, tailored particularly for the needs of specific groups of Healthcare Professionals or Allied Health Professionals.
They are led by our accredited presenters and feature videos of Prof Janet Treasure and Dr Elizabeth McNaught, co-authors of Eating Disorders: An Oxford Specialist Handbook (Oxford University Press, 2022).
In our experience, once health professionals have attended these webinars, they then want to continue their learning about eating disorders. So, we can also provide the organisers with coupons which give attendees their own access to the the eLearning, without them needing to pay for it individually. Costs are agreed on a case-by-case basis but typically a webinar, together with coupons for attendees to have free access to the eLearning, costs less than those people buying their own individual subscriptions to the eLearning.
To explore how we might serve you in this way, email us at: Contact@FamilyMentalWealth.com.
Get the accompanying textbook
Written by Janet Treasure BSc (Physiol) PhD MBBS FRCP FRCPsych, Elizabeth McNaught MBBS MRCGP DRCOG, and Nick Pollard BSc (Psych) MBPsS FRSA, the Oxford Specialist Handbook on Eating Disorders is a one-stop-shop reference book.
It covers the aetiology, epidemiology, risk factors, diagnostic criteria, management and treatment for: anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa, binge eating disorder, ARFID, pica, rumination disorder, OSFED, and a number of emerging eating disorder diagnoses. It also covers common comorbidities, ethical and legal aspects, and acute emergency care (including the new guidelines on managing emergencies in eating disorders – MEED – from the Royal College of Psychiatrists).
Each chapter contains case stories drawn from real-life examples and culminates in a summary of the key need-to-know facts.