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With clinician-designed training, you can create a healthier, safer environment for your students to learn

The statistics speak for themselves

77%

of children and adolescents as young as 12 dislike their bodies.*

45%

say they are regularly bullied about how
they look.*

**National Association of Anorexia and Associate Disorders

*National Association of Anorexia and Associate Disorders

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Students need your vigilance

Did you know that up to 65% of eating disorders begin during school years, with symptoms often first appearing in educational settings?

Our specialized programs equip your staff with evidence-based strategies to prevent, identify and address body image concerns and eating disorders, while fostering a culture of acceptance across your campus.

We support all aspects of your school

Administrators and other leaders
Wellness/counseling staff
Athletic departments
Educators and mentors
Parent communities

Here for both lower and higher education

Training designed for your team

Mindfullness trainings for your educators and staff provide:

Evidence-based workshops that give your educators practical prevention tools
Age-appropriate intervention strategies that respect your school's unique culture
Guidance for creating supportive classroom environments your students can trust
Tools for identifying warning signs across your diverse student population
Support for implementing non-triggering wellness initiatives that benefit all students
Pathways for teaching nutrition in a neutral manner that does not trigger disordered thinking about food or perpetuate unhealthy messages

Parent education and engagement sessions

Mindfullness presentations to parents:

Help parents understand eating disorder risk factors in their children
Equip families with strategies for promoting healthy body image at home
Teach parents to recognize early warning signs in their own children
Communication strategies for how to speak (and not speak) about nutrition
Provide guidance for supporting a child with disordered eating behaviors
Develop communication strategies that foster trust between your parents and students

Faculty and staff development

Mindfullness offers your higher educational institution:

Specialized training for your residence life staff, who are often first to notice concerns
Consultation for your dining services to create supportive food environments
Protocols for your athletic department, where eating disorders often go undetected
Classroom approaches that help your faculty reduce weight stigma in academic settings
Campus-wide prevention strategies tailored to your institution's unique needs

Student wellness initiatives

Mindfullness support student wellness through:

Development of peer support programs that empower your student leaders
Guidance on awareness campaigns that avoid harmful messaging on your campus
Consultation on body-inclusive policies that benefit your entire institution
Safe intervention protocols that protect your students' privacy and dignity

Types of training we offer

One-hour lunch session

Focused training on identifying eating disorder warning signs across all student age groups

Guidance on appropriate language for classroom, athletic, and lunchroom settings

Initial response techniques that support students while maintaining professional boundaries

Essential protocols for confidential communication with parents

Guidelines for determining when professional referrals are necessary

Half-day workshop

Advanced training on creating supportive environments in classrooms, athletics, and lunchrooms

Development of skills for facilitating sensitive and effective parent conferences

Interactive practice scenarios addressing common student situations related to eating disorders

Documentation of effective communication strategies for various stakeholder interactions

Establishment of clear referral pathways while maintaining appropriate staff involvement

Full-day training

Comprehensive mastery of school-wide approaches to student wellbeing and eating disorder prevention

Hands-on practice of intervention techniques for addressing concerning behaviors and warning signs

Development of effective parent partnership strategies throughout the intervention process

Implementation of age-appropriate prevention programs across all grade levels

Establishment of follow-up protocols and a school culture promoting healthy relationships with food and body image

Custom wellness team training

Specialized program equipping wellness professionals with eating disorder education and tools

Development of collaborative intervention approaches for multidisciplinary teams

Techniques for recognizing eating disorder indicators within routine wellness assessments

Implementation of coordinated care strategies across medical, nutritional, and psychological domains

Establishment of seamless support systems that maintain continuity throughout the intervention process

Custom athletic department training

Targeted, age-specific program addressing unique eating disorder challenges within competitive athletic environments

Development of sport-specific protocols for supporting athlete wellbeing and nutritional health

Implementation of performance-focused coaching methods that avoid weight-centered approaches

Strategies for creating team cultures that prioritize sustainable athletic development over appearance

Techniques for balancing competitive excellence with athlete health and positive body image promotion

Parent education session

Essential complementary workshop designed to pair with staff training on eating disorder awareness

Provision of age-specific tools for families to foster healthy relationships with food and body image at home

Development of effective conversation strategies for discussing nutrition and body image with children

Guidance on recognizing early warning signs of eating disorders and disordered eating behaviors

Instruction on supportive responses that balance parental concern with respect for child autonomy while accessing appropriate resources

No matter which option you choose, Mindfullness provides educational materials for your educational institution, as well as continued support as a referral partner for your school.

Let's discuss the right education and training program for you

We're ready to help you increase your community's eating disorder education and improve student outcomes with the right intervention.

You can also contact us via email or phone.

Why partner with us?

The reality is sobering: 86% of students with eating disorders report onset before age 20, yet only 1 in 5 receive proper intervention during school years.*

Your partnership with Mindfullness can change these statistics.

Our educational programs are designed by clinical experts who understand both eating disorders and the unique challenges of your educational environments.

When you work with us, you'll receive:

Expertise: Programs developed by licensed clinicians specializing in eating disorder treatment and prevention that keep your staff on the cutting edge of best practices

Customization: Training tailored to your institution's specific needs, challenges, and demographic considerations—because your school community is unlike any other

Sensitivity: Approaches that respect your students' privacy and reduce stigma, creating safer spaces for those who need support

Inclusivity: Recognition that eating disorders affect students of all genders, backgrounds, and body types in your diverse community

Measurable Impact: Assessment tools to track your program's effectiveness and guide adjustments, helping you demonstrate the value of your prevention efforts

Schedule your free consultation today

Our experienced team is ready to tailor a program that's right for you.

Book time with us now

(248) 686-0346