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What Happens When you refer a Child to CAHMS because of a Suspected Eating Disorder?

This course will take you through broadly what typically happens when we refer a child or young person. We will look at inpatient and outpatient care, support services, what to do if CAHMS don’t accept a referral and multi-disciplinary working. This is part of a more detailed course, ‘Supporting young people with a suspected eating disorder or difficulty.’ Click here to do the whole course.
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    Jessica Parker

    Jessica Parker has diverse experience of working in both primary and secondary schools as a teacher and pastoral lead, Jessica is an international mental health education trainer and is enthusiastic about supporting young people with all aspects of their learning and lives.