Groups:

Where Tools Become Skills

Kevin Dunn Skill-Building Groups are not traditional support groups—they’re interactive learning environments where caregivers develop practical skills for immediate application in real-world eating disorder challenges. Through skills presentations, guided discussion, and scenario-based practice, participants build confidence, resilience, and greater effectiveness in supporting their loved one's recovery. Every session is designed to help caregivers learn, practice, adapt, and become skillful through intentional action, scenario review, reiterative learning, and continuous improvement.

Skill-Building Lab

  • Skills instruction

  • Practical applications

  • Q&A

Mondays at 10:00am PST (1:00pm EST)

Focus: Skill awareness and implementation support

Real-World Caregiver Workshop

Wednesdays at 2:00pm PST (5:00pm EST)

  • Registrant-submitted scenarios

  • Failure analysis and success templating

  • Role playing

  • Q&A

Focus: Skill application, scenario review, deliberate practice

Current clients (and future clients) are welcome. Registration fee tiers are available upon request and apply to both groups. To register, complete the brief form on my Contact page or send me an email. Looking forward to seeing you!