A facilitator…..

• makes things easier
• observes confidentiality at all times
• does not need professional qualifications
• can offer support
• is non-judgemental
• provides a warm welcome to all
• shows empathy
• gives everyone the option to share or “pass”
• cares for themselves, sharing any difficulties or discomfort they feel with other facilitators.

As per Beat guidelines, anyone considering being a facilitator, should be fully recovered from an eating disorder for at least two years. Beat is a national charity supporting those challenged by eating disorders and their friends and families.

If you feel you could offer your help as a facilitator, please contact our Administrative Assistant.