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Meal Support Training for Parents

The Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Department at Seattle Children’s is sponsoring a 5-week class for parents of children 12 to 18 years old who have eating disorders.
 
Topics covered include:

How to structure meal times and normalize your child's eating habits
How to challenge the distorted thought processes associated with eating disorders
How eating disorders affect growth and development during the adolescent years
How to provide emotional support before, during and after meals

The sessions are taught by Dave Hall, a pediatric mental health specialist. These classes are in addition to your child's current treatment with a doctor, nutritionist and/or mental health therapist.

 

Information about the S.T.A.R. Group (PDF). This group is for adolescent girls who have recently been discharged from an inpatient or residential Eating Disorders Program. 

Please call the Intake Office at 206-987-3560 to register. Class size is limited to four families (two adults per family). 

Classes fill up quickly. All dates may not be available. Click the "Register" button below to check class availability.

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Have general questions about classes at Children's?

Please visit our frequently asked questions page or call 206-987-2486

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Summer 2009: Good Growing Newsletter

In This Issue

  • Respecting Differences
  • Family Meals, Healthier Meals
  • The Risks of Bed Sharing
  • Be Sun Smart

Download Good Growing:
Summer 2009 (PDF)