THE CHRYSALIS PROJECT - Programme to support eating disorder recovery.
Date and time
Location
Online event
THE CHRYSALIS PROJECT - Session 8 - Me and my narratives
About this event
Our six-month youth programme is carefully developed and delivered, to help young people between the ages of 18 and 25 to truly commit to long-term wellness and freedom from eating disorder thoughts and behaviours.
The psychoeducational approach is led by highly experienced practitioners from the world of eating disorder healthcare and emotional development.
SESSION 8 - Me an my narratives.
To explore:
- The narratives that are dominant in our life’s
- Look at what is beneath and beyond the stories we tell ourselves about who and what we are
YOU CAN EXPECT:
• To gain greater motivation and desire for your long term sustainable recovery
• To better understand your emotional and behavioural frailties in respect of your illness, and be better able to communicate these thoughts and feelings to those who care for you
• To learn greater self compassion
• To improve your relationship with food and with exercise
• To see a brighter optimistic future where your eating disorder is no longer your identity
HOW IT WORKS:
Chrysalis runs over zoom and is conducted in the following sessions:
• 3 x half day workshops
• 8 x 60 minute sessions, on a fortnightly basis (twice a month)
• 1 x reframing / relapse session
• Access to a variety of fundamental resources
• Six months of contact with a team of eating disorder professionals who come to understand your story
• A group of peers with which to connect and empathise
KEY CRITERIA:
• Be aged between 18 and 25
• Symptoms consistent with an eating disorder – although not necessarily formally diagnosed
• Feel genuinely committed to attending as many sessions of the course as possible and to being authentic with yourself and others through the process
• Accepting of our team’s right to suggest that the programme is no longer right for you, should we feel the process is at odds with the journey you / other delegates are on
• Currently be self-serving enough to maintain your physical and nutritional needs, such that you can partake without posing further risk to yourself or others