Section: Introductory Module: Introduction to Eating Disorders | Peer Mentor Training for the NIED 1:1 Peer Support Program. | NextGenU.org
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Maya reflects on her past as a mother whose daughter struggled with anorexia nervosa, remembering the fear and uncertainty but also the hope that carried them through to recovery. Meanwhile, Eli, a father whose teenage son was recently diagnosed with bulimia, feels overwhelmed, guilty, and unsure of where to turn for support.This module introduces learners to the varied perspectives of eating disorders across genders and family roles. By following Maya’s resilience and Eli’s early crisis, you will explore the initial emotions caregivers experience: guilt, confusion, and fear, while also recognizing the vital role of hope in the recovery journey.
Learning Objectives:
1. Identify the major types of eating disorders and their symptoms
2. Recognize the unique challenges faced by caregivers of individuals with eating disorders
3. Understand the impact of eating disorders on family dynamics
4. Explain the importance of hope and recovery-oriented approaches
Approximate time required for the readings for this lesson (at 144 words/minute): 30 minutes
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Please read the Introduction in the Peer Mentor Program Manual (pages 4 to 13).
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