Pine Rest Facebook ad: “Speaking Up and Saving Lives: Exposing the Truth about…”

Ran for 21 days, from January 27 to February 17, 2026, the last day Crush saw it.
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Eating disorders have one of the highest mortality rates of any psychiatric illness, yet only 20% of adolescents who struggle seek treatment. How can we give our youth a more positive outcome and improve survival rates? Social workers, counselors & those who work with kids are encouraged to attend to this FREE 1-hour virtual presentation on February 24 featuring Pine Rest's adolescent eating disorder experts Brittani Hyde & Lisa Brown and registered eating disorder dietitian Megan Heath, M.Ed., RDN. Learn practical tips for early diagnosis, including how to spot signs of disordered eating, screen for symptoms and know when to refer to a physician. "Be the voice that saves a child." Register now at pinerest.org/SPEAKING-UP.
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Speaking Up and Saving Lives: Exposing the Truth about Adolescent Eating Disorders
Speaking Up and Saving Lives: Exposing the Truth about Adolescent Eating Disorders
Whether you’re a social worker, care provider or counselor, at this valuable FREE virtual conference you’ll gain useful tools to start life-changing conversations with kids and their parents to get them the resources they need. Eating disorders have one of the highest mortality rates of any psychiatric illness, with one death occurring every 22 minutes. Despite this shocking statistic, only 20% of adolescents struggling with an eating disorder seek treatment. Why, and what intervention can be done to give these students a more positive outcome and improve survival rates? This presentation unveils the hidden epidemic of eating disorders in our youth and offers practical tips that can lead to an early diagnosis. Learn to spot signs, how to screen for symptoms, and identify the potential need to refer to a physician. We’ll also discuss evidence-based treatment options and next steps for children diagnosed with an eating disorder. DATE & TIME: Tuesday, February 24 10:00 - 11:00 AM LOCATION: Virtual seminar/online attendance only PRESENTERS: Brittani Hyde, LMSW, MBA Supervising social worker for the Adolescent Partial Hospitalization Programs at Pine Rest Megan Heath- MEd, RDN Eating disorder registered dietitian Lisa Brown, LBSW, CADC-M Transition Clinical Coordinator for the Eating Disorders Partial Hospitalization Program at Pine Rest FEE: No cost to attend LEARN MORE & REGISTER ONLINE: pinerest.org/SPEAKING-UP
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