Don’t miss this free workshop.

Anglicare’s Right Care, Right Place Program invites clinicians to attend this Family-Based Therapy (FBT) Workshop. FBT, also known as the Maudsley Approach, is an evidence-based treatment for eating disorders in young people.

The approach empowers parents to take an active role in restoring their child’s nutrition and health. The therapy occurs in three phases: weight restoration, returning control over eating to the adolescent, and addressing developmental issues and relapse prevention.

FBT emphasises collaboration, avoids blame, and supports the family as a key resource in recovery.

Who Should Attend?

Primary Health Clinicians working with affected families and their young person:

• Allied Health Clinicians
• General Practitioners
• Rural Generalists
• Nurses

Places are strictly limited. Register Now!

About the trainer: Dr Bronwyn Raykos

Dr. Bronwyn Raykos is a senior clinical psychologist who is passionate about delivering high-quality, evidence-based psychological interventions with clients at the centre of their own mental health care. Bronny has worked in the public health system for 16 years across adult and child services in Western Australia, and at the Institute of Psychiatry in London with adolescents with depression. She also conducts clinically driven research, working with national and international researchers to improve treatment outcomes and access to evidence-based treatment.

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Please contact Jacqui below.

Questions?

Contact Jacqui for more information: E:  jcleghorn@anglicare-nt.org.au  M:  0499 820 563