Jane Reagan's Eating Disorder Recovery Roadmap for Parents™ is a comprehensive online program that is proven to assist you in supporting your child with their eating disorder and successfully navigating every phase of their recovery.
Empower Yourself as a Supportive Ally: Learn the critical knowledge and tools necessary to be a pillar of support in your child's eating disorder recovery.
Gain Clarity and Understanding: Unravel the complexities of eating disorders with insightful guidance and education from 10+ hours of online video modules, weekly group support calls and over 50 supplemental learning handouts.
Discover a Pathway to Prevention: If you're not sure if your child has an eating disorder but know they are struggling, learn how to recognize and mitigate potential eating disorder triggers before they escalate.
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Realizing that your child has, or potentially may have, an eating disorder, creates a lot of questions and anxiety as a parent.
The Eating Disorders Recovery Roadmap for Parents provides the critical information and proper guidance that is needed to understand your child's eating disorder and successfully navigate the proper path to recovery.
Common questions from parents...
Does my child have an eating disorder?
What are the signs of an eating disorder?
What caused my child’s eating disorder?
How do I talk to my child about their eating disorder?
What role do I play in my child’s recovery?
Will my child ever fully recover from their eating disorder?
The Eating Disorders Recover Roadmap For Parents has the answers!
Parents’ actions & words about food, exercise and body image matter.
While parents are not the cause of a child’s eating disorder, they play a pivotal role in their return to wellness.
Jane Reagan has helped thousands of clients overcome their eating disorders and she brings her decades of experience and knowledge into this informative, easy-to-follow, online program.
What's Included
8 ONLINE VIDEO WORKSHOPS
Watch eight (8) informative, step-by-step eating disorder recovery training videos. Video lessons range from 60-90 minutes.
50+ HANDOUTS & WORKSHEETS
Downloadable summaries of module topics, statistics and strategies. Jane Reagan's program includes an incredible amount of supplementary materials.
LIVE Q&A SESSIONS
4-month-access to weekly LIVE, 1-hour Group Zoom™ calls with Jane Reagan. (Q and A participation is not required to complete program.)
FACEBOOK SUPPORT GROUP
Share stories, connect and get support from other parents in a private Facebook group. (Facebook group participation is not required.)
BONUS! Eating Disorders In College Video & Downloads Module!
Learn at your own pace and make a difference in your child's eating disorder journey.
Don't wait for uncertainty to turn into a crisis. With the Eating Disorder Recovery Roadmap for Parents online program, you can take control of the situation and become the advocate your child needs. Join our community of informed and compassionate parents and embark on the proper path toward healing and hope today.
MONEY BACK GUARANTEE:After you purchase the course and complete the 9 separate online learning video modules, if,for any reason, you feel that the Eating Disorders Recovery Roadmap For Parents program did not exceed your expectations in enhancing your own understanding of eating disorders and how to work more effectively with your child, we will provide a 100% refund.
Jane has been so wonderful and amazing through the challenges our family has gone through battling an eating disorder. She has given us all the tools and hope to get through this challenging time to have a better future and things to look forward to again.
I love this program... I wish we had it at the beginning of our journey with our daughter. Jane truly cares about those struggling with an eating disorder and this is on display in the parent teaching videos. I've listened and had many aha moments. It's so nice to know we are not alone. Thank you Jane for this program!"
I firmly believe Jane's program is a must for any parent whose child struggles with an eating disorder. Jane is a very personable and professional specialist who has so much to offer. Jane's program helped my wife and I far better than our medical provider.
Jane's program is an essential component of helping parents understand how to best help their child. I cannot say enough good things about Jane's program and her influence on my family and so many others who have been helped by Jane. I am eternally grateful to have come across Jane's program.
Do you have questions about our program and if it's right for your situation?
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Sample Course Downloads
How To Speak To Your Child About Their Eating Disorder
Total Learning Modules Video Duration:10 Hours, 49 Minutes, 3 Seconds
Total Supplementary Course PDF Downloads:58
Click on the Weekly Header To Expand and View the Individual Topics Covered in That Eating Disorders For Parents Workshop Module.
Week (Module) 1 : HOW DID MY CHILD DEVELOP AN EATING DISORDER | Video Length: 53:35 - PDF Downloads: 3
Week 1 Agenda: Why Do Parents Matter In The Treatment Of A Child’s Eating Disorder What Does It Feel Like As A Parent To Have A Child With An Eating Disorder What Is An Eating Disorder? General Eating Disorder Statistics The Pandemic 8 Myths About Eating Disorders What Is The Cause Of My Child’s Eating Disorder The Cause Of An Eating Disorder Is… Eating Disorders And Genetics 4 Groups Who Are Most Susceptible To Eating Disorders Personality And Temperament Traits Associated With All Eating Disorders Behavioral Warning Signs Emotional Or Psychological Warning Signs Environmental: The Dark Side Of Diet Culture How To Spot Diet Culture In Your Child Social Media’s Influence Understanding The Impact Of Fat Phobia And Weight Stigma Friends, School & Sports Family Dynamics Periods Of Change The Complicated Role Of The Parent Of A Child With An Eating Disorder Can You Cure An Eating Disorder? Weekly “Awareness” Activity Looking Ahead To Week 2
Week (Module) 2: THE MANY FACES OF YOUR CHILD’S EATING DISORDER | Video Length: 1:10:38 - PDF Downloads: 7
Week 2 Agenda: Eating Disorders Do Not Have A Look It Is Important To Remember... Types Of Eating Disorders: Which Ones We Will Focus On Anorexia Nervosa Anorexia Nervosa Behavioral & Emotional Signs Of Anorexia Nervosa Anorexia Nervosa Health Risks Anorexia Nervosa: Atypical Anorexia There Is Only 1 Question I Have To Ask… A View From Inside Anorexia… What Is A “Starved Brain” Where Do Calories Go? The Brain’s Altered Reward Response Bulimia Nervosa Bulimia Nervosa: Levels Of Severity Behavioral Signs Of Bulimia Nervosa Bulimia Nervosa Health Risks A View From Inside Bulimia… Binge Eating Disorder Behavioral Signs Of Binge Eating Disorder Binge Eating Disorder Health Risks A View From Inside Binge Eating Disorder… Orthorexia Risk Factors For Orthorexia How To Spot Orthorexia In Your Child A View From Inside Orthorexia… Eating Disorders In Men Eating Disorders In Lgbtq+ Populations Co-Morbidities Of Eating Disorders The Eating Disorder As A Separate Identity What Does A Dialogue With Ed Look Like? Weekly “Awareness” Activity Looking Ahead To Week 3
Week (Module) 3 : TAKE STOCK IN YOUR CHILD’S REALITY | Video Length: 1:09:10 - PDF Downloads: 5
Week 3 Agenda: How Is Childhood Different Today? Social Media: Fuel For An Eating Disorder More Fuel: “What I Eat In A Day” More Fuel: “How Much I Exercise In A Day” More Fuel: “Almond Moms” More Fuel: Dangerous Trends What Parents Can Do About Social Media More Fuel: Diet Culture Ways Parents Can Fight Diet Culture What Are Your Child’s Food Behaviors? “I Feel Fat”….What Is A Parent To Do? How To Become A Diet Ally With Your Child More Fuel: Compare And Despair 6 Steps To Combating Comparisons 8 Ways Parents Unintentionally Teach Disordered Behaviors To Their Kids More Fuel: The Impact Of Peer Influences How To Help Your Child Cope With Peer Pressure More Fuel: Inaccurate Nutrition Information (Junk Science) The 7 “Red Flags” Of Junk Science What If My Child Doesn’t Want To Recover Weekly “Awareness” Activity Looking Ahead To Week 4
Week (Module) 4: WHAT YOUR CHILD WANTS YOU TO KNOW… HOW TO BEST HELP THEM | Video Length: 59:20 - PDF Downloads: 4
Week 4 Agenda: What I Wish My Parents Knew… Cognitive Distortions 8 Cognitive Distortions Associated With Eating Disorders How To Challenge Cognitive Distortions Or “Eating Disorder Thoughts” How To “Reframe” An Eating Disorder Thought 4 Steps You Can Take To Help Your Child? How To Talk To Your Child About Their Eating Disorder Denial How To Deal With Denial Be Prepared For Your Child To Fight Back Relate To Your Child, Not To The Eating Disorder Family Influences…. Guidance For Siblings How Will I Know When My Child Needs Additional Help? Weekly “Awareness” Activity Looking Ahead To Week 5
Week (Module) 5: NUTRITION AND EATING BEHAVIORS | Video Length: 1:40:22 - PDF Downloads: 10
Week 5 Agenda When Diets Become Eating Disorders… Remember This Is Not About Food But Also Remember… 2 Parts To The Nutrition Picture Top 6 Nutrition Myths Nutrition Basics 101 How Foods Impact Blood Sugar What Should My Child’s Plate Look Like Snack Ideas A Meal Plan Pros Vs Cons Balance Is The Goal Meal Timing…Why It Is So Important Typical Food Intake Pattern The Rule Of 3’s For Eating Allow Your Child To Eat All Foods Allow For “Wiggle Room” “Food Rules” And “Food Challenges” Eating Extremes Encourage Extreme Eating “Intentional Eating” Vs “Intuitive Eating” How To Provide Meal Support: Overview How To Provide Meal Support: Structure How To Provide Meal Support: Meal Planning How To Provide Meal Support: Family Meals How To Provide Meal Support: Going Out To Dinner, Travel, Etc. How To Provide Meal Support: Emotional Support While Eating How To Provide Meal Support: Emotional Support After A Meal “Riding The Wave” Understanding How Eating Disorders Impact The Gastro-Intestinal (Gi) Tract What Can I Do If My Child Experiences Physical Discomfort From Eating What If My Child Needs To Gain/Lose Weight? To Weigh Or Not To Weigh? What If My Child Won’t Stop Binging Or Purging Or Restricting? Weekly “Awareness” Activity Looking Ahead To Week 6
Week (Module) 6: EXERCISE, ATHLETES & BODY IMAGE | Video Length: 1:39:30 - PDF Downloads: 7
Week 6 Agenda Eating Disorders And Exercise Why Are Athletes At An Increased Risk Of Eating Disorders? Eating Disorders Statistics In Athletes Eating Disorders In Sports What Is Relative Energy Deficiency In Sports (Red-S) Health Consequences Of Red-S Bone Loss In Athletes…. To Exercise Or Not Exercise During Recovery? Decision Making Tool For Return To Play Be Watchful Of Coaches That… Signs Of Compulsive Exercise How To Help Your Child Challenge Beliefs About Exercise How Is Compulsive Exercise Treated? What Is “Intuitive Exercise”? How To Exercise Without Triggering A Relapse What Can Parents Do To Help? Body Image Body Image Statistics What Is Body Image? What Is A Body Ideal? The Situation… The Problem… The Reality… Positive Vs. Negative Body Image What Is Body Dysmorphic Disorder? What Are The Body Messages Your Child Receives? What Is Your “Body Story” What Is Your Child’s “Body Story” What Are Appearance Assumptions? How To Help Your Child Reframe Negative Self-Talk How You Can Help Your Child Build A Better Body Image What Do I Do If Other People Make Comments About My Child’s Body Tips For Shopping For New Clothes If Your Child Is Weight Restoring What Is Body Positivity? Health At Every Size (HAES) Weekly “Awareness” Activity Looking Ahead To Week 7
Week (Module) 7: DEFINING RECOVERY AND BEGINNING YOUR RECOVERY ROADMAP |Video Length: 1:06:22 - PDF Downloads: 10
Week 7 Agenda A Dad’s Story Of Recovery… Eating Disorder Recovery Statistics What Does Recovery Look Like Recovery Is A Process 8 Ways To Support Your Child’s Eating Disorder Recovery 3 Broad Areas Of Recovery The Parent’s Role In Eating Disorder Recovery Seeking Help: Eating Disorder Treatment Programs Seeking Help: Treatment Team 4 Types Of Eating Disorder Therapy How Can I Encourage My Child To Accept Treatment Or Retreatment Expectations After Treatment Contributing Factors Identifying Your Child’s Contributing Factors Identifying Roadblocks & Challenges Examples Of Roadblocks & Challenges 3 Steps To Better Nutrition Weekly “Awareness” Activity Looking Ahead To Week 8
Week (Module) 8: COMPLETING YOUR ROADMAP TO RECOVERY FOR YOU AND YOUR CHILD | Video Length: 1:06:22 - PDF Downloads: 10
Week 8 Agenda Goals And Strategies Helping Your Child Define Their “Why” Of Recovery Helping Your Child Define Their “Why” Of Recovery What Does Your Child’s Eating Disorder Value? What Does Your Child Want To Value In The Future? Create A Value’s Chart For Now And The Future 7 Recovery Pitfalls Relapse Prevention Relapse Prevention Plan After A Relapse Returning To School After Treatment Coping Skills Partially Vs. Fully Recovered Challenging Scenarios Between Parents What If Your Child Doesn’t Want To Recover? How Do I Know If My Child Is Recovered? Compassion Fatigue Eating Disorder Resources Eating Disorder Resources: Treatment Centers Insurance Issues What If I Don’t Have Insurance Recovery Reminders… Inspiration Kintsukuroi Weekly “Awareness” Activity Looking Ahead To College Bonus Module
Bonus: NAVIGATING EATING DISORDERS IN COLLEGE AND HOW TO BEST SUPPORT YOUR CHILD | Video Length: 1:00:51- PDF Downloads: 3
Eating Disorders In College Agenda: Why Is It Important To Discuss Eating Disorders In A College Setting? Prevalence Of Eating Disorders In College Trends In Eating Disorder Risk In College Campus Culture And Eating Disorders Sororities & Fraternities How Does College Affect Eating Habits Who At College Is At Risk For An Eating Disorder What Puts A Child At Risk For Developing An Eating Disorder At College Warning Signs At College How Eating Disorders Impact Academic Performance How Sports In College Fuel Eating Disorders Ways To Support Your Child Away At College Applying Your Insight Conclusion And Acknowledgements
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