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To support Canadian caregivers of those with eating disorders through education, awareness, and connecting current caregivers to those with lived experience through our live Caregiver Support Programs and our Caregiver Mentor Program.
Unpaid caregivers of loved ones suffering from an eating disorder
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There is a gap in the recognition, and acknowledgment of the realities of caregiving of people, usually family members, who have mental illness challenges. Recognizing caregiving in mental health is in its infancy, but as society comes to recognize and de-stigmatize mental illness, the role of caregiver must also come to the foreground, and with it an acknowledgement of the need to support these caregivers.
A caregiver mentor program providing initial online training to individuals who act as mentors to other caregivers of loved ones with similar lived experience. This is supported by online caregiver support programs facilitated by professionals in eating disorder recovery and treatment.
Our programs provide a combination of improvements in the mental health of the caregiver and by extension in the individual challenged by an eating disorder, as well as a positive economic impact within Canada.
Accessible and timely resource for caregivers of individuals with an eating disorder. Speak to someone by phone or text message within 24 hours.
An online session designed for caregivers of those with an eating disorder. Provides group support, connection, and practical tools for caregivers facilitated by a professional.
CMP connects caregivers of people affected by eating disorders with trained volunteer mentors who understand, because they've been there.
A support package designed to comfort and better equip caregivers. It's a warm hug, a symbol of care, compassion, and connection.
A program bringing caregivers together. Research shows knitting improves connection with others and reduces depression and anxiety.
Education webinars or hybrid symposiums on various topics related to eating disorders facilitated by trained professionals.



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