Eating disorders

ACT Eating Disorders Network is a small network with a specific focus on eating disorders. ACT Eating Disorders Network aims to strengthen and enhance eating disorder understanding, treatment and supports. ACT Eating Disorders Network is based in Canberra, meets quarterly, both online and in person, and these meetings feature guest presentations, case discussions and service overviews.

This network brings together practitioners interested in better outcomes for people with eating disorders. The network meetings provide a forum for practitioners all over Australia, to get professional development, connect, build relationships, provide peer support and improve referral pathways. The network aims to meet quarterly, and network meetings consists of presentations, guest speakers, case discussions and peer support.

This is a small network with a specific interest focus on eating disorders. Network meetings consist of guest presentations, case discussions and peer support. This network aims to meet quarterly.

The Sydney Eating Disorders Network is a small network with a specific focus on eating disorders. This network aims to strengthen and enhance eating disorder understanding, treatment and supports. The Sydney Eating Network meets quarterly, often online, and these meetings feature guest presentations, case discussions and service overviews.

Supported by the Butterfly Foundation, Tasmanian Eating Disorders MHPN, is a statewide partnership network which aims to strengthen and enhance eating disorder understanding, treatments, and referral pathways. The network meets quarterly, hybrid or online, with meetings that feature guest speaker presentations, case discussions and service updates, with a focus on practitioner education and collaborative practice.

This network invites practitioners who are passionate about expanding their knowledge and skillset for the care of those experiencing an eating disorder. There is a keen focus on how best practice can be achieved by listening to the voices of lived experience and creating a multidisciplinary circle of care that reflects the needs of an individual and their support system. The network meetings will consist of presentations from guest speakers, case reviews and peer to peer support. Meetings will be held in the Bayside region and sessions will also be offered via Zoom to encourage anyone in Australia who is interested in attending.