We are excited to invite you to our upcoming online event in honour of World Eating Disorders Action Day 2023! This year’s theme, “Real People. Real Recovery.” speaks to the heart of much Eating Disorder advocacy at this time and we have Kel O’Neill joining us for an engaging and informative session.
Kel is a dedicated therapist, educator and researcher in the eating disorders field and also happens to be over 15 years in Eating Disorder recovery herself. Kel will be sharing insights into the importance of lasting recovery and speaking on evidence-based treatment, drawing from both her professional and personal experiences.
Whether you’re a clinician, researcher, advocate, or someone personally affected by an eating disorder, this event is for you. With Kel’s unique combined perspective, you’ll have the opportunity to gain some insights and ask questions from a variety of different angles.
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Kel (She/Her) is an experienced Therapist, Educator, and Researcher specialising in Eating Disorders. She brings a unique combination of professional knowledge and lived experience to her work, helping both individuals and professionals navigate the complexities of eating disorders with greater understanding and compassion.
As the co-founder of the LEED (Lived Experiences of Eating Disorders) Research Collective, Kel collaborates on multiple research projects and is deeply committed to improving systemic responses to eating disorders. Her interests include exploring systemic issues in care, challenging the language and narratives around eating disorders, and advocating for better training, awareness, and resources to support professionals and clients.
Kel’s passionate, accessible style makes her a sought-after speaker and trainer. She has delivered workshops and talks to professionals across the UK, providing practical insights and fostering reflective discussions.
Whether through therapy, education, or advocacy, Kel is passionate about creating a world where no one struggling with an eating disorder feels unseen or unsupported.
