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Managing Severe Eating Disorders in the Community Under a CTO (Community Treatment Order)

Last Reviewed: 07 Aug 2018

A professional development webinar aimed at community mental health staff and clinicians who care for individuals with severe eating disorders outside of hospital settings.

This webinar is presented by Wayne Borg (Senior Psychologist, Sutherland Community Mental Health Team) and Lynda Kramer (Clinical Nurse Consultant, Western Sydney CAMHS), with involvement from Dr Sophie Kavanagh (Consultant Psychiatrist, Sutherland Mental Health) who was part of the application for the CTO and the hearing.

This webinar is for Community Mental health staff (predominately Adult) and clinicians involved in the community based care of people with severe eating disorders in this model for management.

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