Adults
Disordered eating & body image
Eating difficulties are rarely about food alone. Psychology, psychiatry and nutrition work together here, because separate advice tends to conflict.
- Preoccupation with food, weight or shape
- Restricting, bingeing or compensatory behaviours
- Guilt or shame after eating
- Avoiding meals with others
- Rigid exercise routines
This is a guide, not a diagnosis. Only a qualified professional can assess.
- Therapy for body image and eating patterns
- Nutrition support that removes fear from food
- Psychiatric monitoring where health risk exists
- Family involvement for adolescents
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The disciplines involved
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Psychology
Psychology & Therapy
Evidence-informed therapy for adolescents, adults, couples and older adults- held in a space where you are understood as a whole person.
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Nutrition & Mental Health
The link between what nourishes the body and what steadies the mind, addressed together rather than separately.
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Psychiatry
Careful psychiatric assessment and medication support, always coordinated with your therapist and wider care team.
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