- Runs Thursday evenings face-to-face, 7.30 pm to 9.30 pm
- In Caterham, Surrey (face-to-face not online)
- Starting 30 September 2021
More about the tastelife course
An eight-session weekly group course for sufferers of all types of eating disorders, and those who care for them.
The course is non-threatening, educational, and encourages a self-help approach that really works.
It is run by trained volunteers who care about those who struggle with eating disorders. Some have been sufferers themselves, or have cared for them.
Eating disorders are often a symptom of deeper problems and, whilst this is not an in-depth course to discover and deal with these underlying issues fully, it goes a long way to equipping participants with real understanding and coping strategies.
The course is accredited by the University of Brighton. It is based on Christian principles and, while not actively promoting the Christian faith, includes a church supplement for use in a Christian context. It is therefore adaptable for and sensitive to those of all faiths or none.
The course session titles are:
- Living to eat or eating to live
- Mirror, mirror: self-image and addiction
- Under the iceberg: emotions
- Mind matters
- Bad days and good friends
- Caring beyond survival
- The ‘F’ word: food – friend or foe?
- Where now?
Please click on this link to join our Register for Caterham tastelife course starting 30 September 2021
