Information Sheet – Communication Passport
An information sheet about the Communication Passport resources.
Here you will find blog posts and articles from lots of PEACE contributors including, people with lived experience, researchers, clinicians and family and friends supporting someone.
An information sheet about the Communication Passport resources.
Highlights the importance of positive communication and how it can help us change the way we feel about…
Understand the differences in social and emotional functioning (including recognising emotions and empathy) in different group of people.
What do eating disorders in men look like and how are they treated?
Learn more about your senses and how they can be different in autistic people with eating disorders
Understand a bit more about the brain and how it is different for different people and what this…
Understand some of the additional barriers faced by autistic people with eating disorders when it comes to eating…
Read how the PEACE menu was developed and evaluated, and some of the lessons learned from implementation.
Why was there a need for this menu on our eating disorder service? What exactly is the menu…
Examples of how three individuals challenged themselves with what or where they ate and how they did it.
Here are some tips on how you can structure your daily eating, whilst still allowing for some flexibility
Why do we need food from all the food groups? And how much do we need?
Zainab’s story: Understanding how to support the needs of the individual
Richard’s Story: Learning to adapt treatment to a young male whose autism has been undiagnosed.
A loved one talks about an unexpected diagnosis and what this meant to the family.
A loved one takes the next step towards communication success.
A loved one’s perspective on how anorexia is an unwanted visitor in her family’s life and what’s keeping…
A snapshot into how the PEACE pathway has changed practice.
Mani and Aki provide suggestions about medical management for possible associated conditions with the comorbidity.
Claire, a psychologist, talks about how her understanding has changed since the PEACE pathway was implemented.
Here, Brandon, a staff nurse, talks about his experience working with autistic people on an Eating Disorders Ward.