Beat is the UK’s leading nationwide charity supporting people affected by eating disorders and campaigning on their behalf. We provide expert knowledge, education and training to health, social care and education professionals, as well as a wide variety of other organisations in both the private and public sector. Over 1.6 million men and women of all ages and backgrounds in the UK are affected by eating disorders and in 2011 we had direct contact with over 250,000 of them. Beat's vision is simple: eating disorders will be beaten.
Beat's training services:
Understanding Eating Disorders developed specifically for health and other professionals in private and public sector organisations.
GP Training for GPs who want to improve their knowledge of eating disorders.
Educate Plus training developed specifically for school staff, students and parents.
Norfolk CEDS Primary Care Workshops are free training workshops for those in primary care within the NHS Norfolk catchment area (excluding Great Yarmouth and Waveney).
Dove self-esteem workshops are completely FREE and can be delivered directly to pupils, or to teachers.
Last year over 4,500 individuals benefited from our Training. To find out how you and your staff could benefit from Beat Training, contact training@b-eat.co.uk.
Sign up for our e-newsletters to keep up to date with the latest training events we are holding.
We never pass personal details to third parties and you can opt out at any time by emailing training@b-eat.co.uk or by clicking on the unsubscribe link within each email.
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