AEDS

AEDS

Keeping Safe Programme

The Keeping Safe programme is the first step in your treatment. It has been developed to provide information to help you begin to make Keeping Safe logo sense of your difficulties and to encourage you to take steps to minimise any potentially harmful effects caused by your eating disorder whilst you are waiting for treatment.

The aims of the Keeping Safe programme are:

  • to provide information about eating disorders
  • to promote a better understanding of the effects of eating disorders
  • to give guidance and harm minimisation tips to help you keep yourself safe whilst you are waiting for treatment

The podcasts and workbook follow a psychoeducational approach which cover various aspects of your eating disorder, such as the symptoms and their effects. We have designed the programme so that you can select the information and exercises that are most relevant to you.

The workbook is intended to be used in conjuction with the Keeping Safe podcasts as part of the Keeping Safe Programme. Please download a copy of the most relevant workbook (below) before following the link to Podcast 1.

For CPFT service users with an eating disorder

Workbooks

Eating disorder
Keeping Safe Workbook.pdf [pdf] 1MB

Binge eating disorder
Keeping Safe Workbook (BED).pdf [pdf] 1MB

Note: Non-CPFT users of the Keeping Safe Programme should download the relevant workbook under the For use by other services and service users section.

Questionnaires to be completed before listening to the podcasts

These questionnaires are only to be completed by people who have attended an assessment with an eating disorder service and are waiting for treatment. Please do not include any identifiable information. Responses are anonymous and will be used to evaluate your thoughts and behaviours about keeping yourself safe whilst waiting for treatment.


Podcasts

Please click here for Podcast 01: Introduction
Please click here for Podcast 02a - The effects of undereating
Plese click here for Podcast 02b - Compensatory behaviours
Please click here for Podcast 02c - Binge eating
Please click here for Podcast 03 - Motivation to change
Please click here for Podcast 03a - Personal Recovery Stories 
Please click here for Podcast 04 - Keeping safe
Please click here for Podcast 05 - Managing my eating
Please click here for Podcast 05a - FAQ - managing my eating 
Please click here for Podcast 06 - Influences on weight and shape
Please click here for Podcast 07 - Body image

All episodes
Please click here for the CPFT YouTube Playlist (contains all episodes)


Questionnaires to be completed after listening to the podcasts

These questionnaires are only to be completed by people who have attended an assessment with an eating disorder service and are waiting for treatment. Please do not include any identifiable information. Responses are anonymous and will be used to evaluate your thoughts and behaviours about keeping yourself safe whilst waiting for treatment.

For family and friends

Workbook

The following workbook and podcast have been written and recorded by experienced family members  of a loved one with an eating disorder. You can download the workbook before following the link to listen to the podcast. We hope it will help you in your role as someone who cares for and / or provides support to a person close to you with an eating disorder. 

Family and Friends Workbook.pdf [pdf] 366KB


Podcast

Please click here for Podcast 08 - Supporting someone with an eating disorder

 

Feedback form

Please click here for the family and friends feedback form.
 

For use by other services and service users

The Keeping Safe Programme (podcasts and workbooks) is protected by copyright: Cambridgeshire & Peterborough NHS Foundation Trust © 2022. All rights reserved. 

Any redistribution or reproduction of part or all the contents and copyright in any form is prohibited other than printing or downloading for your personal and non-commercial use only. You shall not, except with our express written permission, distribute, modify, or commercially exploit the content and its copyright. 

For any query, please contact M.J.Tatham@sheffield.ac.uk  

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As a patient, relative or carer using our services, sometimes you may need to turn to someone for help, advice, and support. 

Patient Advice and Liaison service  Contact the Trust