Support Research & Programs
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Western Melbourne headspace is open! |
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Evaluation of the BodyThink Program in conjunction with La Trobe University |
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New Butterfly and Southern Health Day Centre Evaluation |
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Kaz Cooke's new book - "Girl Stuff" |
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Set Your Body Free: Body Image Therapy Program The program is part of a research project being undertaken by Professor Susan Paxton and Professor Eleanor Wertheim at the School of Psychological Science, La Trobe University, and is supported by an Australian Rotary Health Research Fund Grant.
The ultimate aim of the Set Your Body Free program is for women to feel happier with their bodies and to free them of the overwhelming concerns about appearance and food that many feel burdened by everyday. Women who have been involved with Set Your Body Free have experienced very positive outcomes, with improvements in body dissatisfaction, eating restraint, binge eating, mood and self-esteem. |
Victorian Parliamentary Inquiry
The Minister for Youth Affairs, Jacinta Allan ordered a Parliamentary Inquiry into the development of body image among young people and the associated effects on their health and wellbeing.
Set Your Body Free
Body Image Therapy Program
This program is an eight-week therapy intervention that offers free group therapy to women with body image concerns and disordered eating.
My Body, My Life
Body Image Program for Teenage Girls
The My Body, My Life: Body Image Program for Teenage Girls is being conducted by Hannah Hoile (Masters Student) and Professor Susan Paxton (School of Psychological Science, La Trobe University) and is supported by The Butterfly Foundation.
Recovering from Anorexia - Mothers & Daughters' Views
Recovering from anorexia nervosa is frequently a difficult process. Deakin University is conducting a project aiming to determine whether mothers and daughters do agree on their perception of their daughter's readiness for change…
The readiness for change in anorexia nervosa clients
This study aims to explore client’s individual perspective regarding their experiences with anorexic nervosa, particularly relating to their readiness to change.
Read more about The readiness for change in anorexia nervosa clients
