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Clinical skills CPD

Eating Disorders Short Course for Dietitians

A taught course aimed at upskilling dietitians in the area of eating disorders. It is taught at level 7 (masters) and covers all areas of eating disorders, assessment and treatment. Taught by Ursula Philpot (Registered Dietician) and Dr Suzanne Heywood-Everett (Psychologist).

Course Overview

Attendance

Part Time
Duration

4 days
Dates

20 May 2024 21 May 2024 17 June 2024 18 June 2024
Venue

City Campus
Cost

£500

This 4 day course has been designed to reflect the healthcare and educational needs of Dietitians working within the field of eating disorders, with the aim of supporting the development of specialist skills and competencies that underpin practice within this setting.

The course will extend the knowledge of eating disorders by integrating nutritional, physiological, psychological and psychosocial perspectives, current treatments and service user needs.

The programme is taught by highly qualified and experienced specialist practitioners and academic staff who have peer-reviewed published work.

If you have any questions, please contact: u.philpot@leedsbeckett.ac.uk.

The course introduces core themes in the management of eating disorders including:

Critical discussion of current evidence base, pathways and outcomes
Development of the skills and strategies for supporting behaviour change in eating disorders
Evaluation of the multi-professional team MDT in treatment and management of eating disorders
Dual diagnosis
Trans-diagnostic approaches to care
Development of care pathways that incorporate monitoring and evaluation of care
Translation of the evidence base into service delivery and outcomes
Application of knowledge into practice with critical analysis of topics relevant to practice areas

Everything you need to know

entry requirements

A registered dietitian. The course is aimed at dietitians, but we have had other Multi-disciplinary Team members attending, for example Occupational Therapists and Nurses.

Please contact Ursula Philpot to discuss if this is the right course for you.