EATING DISORDER PREVENTION & AWARENESS
Interactive Workshop & Student Art Exhibition
ABOUT THE EVENT
Join Family Touch and Bergen New Bridge Medical Center for a free, interactive workshop designed to help teens and parents recognize early signs of eating disorders, understand body image concerns, and learn how to offer support with confidence and compassion.
Through expert guidance, interactive discussions, and real-life scenarios, participants will gain practical tools to start meaningful conversations, support others, and recognize when professional help may be needed.
The event will also feature a Student Art Exhibition, celebrating youth perspectives on identity, body image, mental health, and resilience.
FOR STUDENTS :Recognize. Connect. Take Action.
Spot the Signs: Recognize changes in behavior, mood, and eating patterns.
Understand the Pressures: Explore the influence of social media, diet culture, athletics, and peer expectations.
Start the Conversation: Learn how to approach and support a friend without judgment.
Know When to Seek Help: Understand when and how to involve a trusted adult or professional.
Certificate of Completion will be awarded to participating students.
FOR PARENTS & CAREGIVERS: Recognize. Communicate. Support.
Recognize Warning Signs: Identify early signs of eating disorders and body image concerns.
Build Healthy Communication: Learn supportive, nonjudgmental ways to talk with teens.
Respond with Confidence: Understand how to support a teen who may be struggling.
Find Resources: Learn when and where to seek professional guidance.
STUDENT ART EXHIBITION
Celebrating Youth Voices Through Art
Explore student artwork reflecting identity, body image, emotional well-being, resilience, and self-expression.
Join us to build awareness, strengthen communication, and help create a more supportive community for teens and families.
This workshop is an educational prevention and awareness program, not a substitute for medical or mental health treatment. Participants will not be required to share personal experiences.