A key to preventing and reducing the problems that often result from feelings of low self-worth – including disordered eating and skewed perceptions of body image – is education.

The Directors of BodyMatters Australasia, Lydia and Sarah, offer their specialist speaking services to schools, tertiary institutes, businesses and community  groups within the Australasian region to empower with information.

Together they have presented to thousands of students, parents, and teachers across Australia, and trained hundreds of health professionals both in Australia and overseas.

Bookings can vary from simple one hour sessions to some customisable specialist packages with activity kits and more.

Generally presentations cover such topics as prevention, early intervention, treatment, and wider societal context.

We encourage you to let us know of any existing concerns you have regarding your individual organisation’s needs.

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Schools

At BodyMatters we offer fully customised school programmes tailored to the specific needs of each school. This includes ‘whole-school’ prevention programmes as well as discrete services such as supporting schools to manage students with eating disorders.

Please contact us at info@bodymatters.com.au with a brief summary of your school’s requirements. We aim to respond to all emails within 48 hours.

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Tertiary Institutions, Community Organisations, & Corporations

BodyMatters offers custom-designed workshops for a variety of tertiary institutions, community organisations, and corporations. Prices will vary according to needs. Please contact us so we can assist you further.

We also offer specialist ‘in-house’ intensive training for doctors, lawyers, nutritionists and anyone who might work with those affected by body diversity issues or disordered eating.