Support for
Your relationship with food and your body can change with specialist support.
Therapy for disordered eating and body image concerns — working alongside medical and dietary teams for whole-person care.
Key information you should know
- Eating disorders have the highest mortality rate of any mental health condition — early support matters.
- Effective treatment involves psychological therapy alongside medical and dietary care.
- Our clinicians work collaboratively with GPs, dietitians, and other specialists.
Signs you might benefit from eating disorders support
- Preoccupation with food, weight, calories, or body size
- Restricting food intake, fasting, or rigid food rules
- Binge eating — eating large amounts in a short time, often feeling out of control
- Compensatory behaviours after eating — purging, excessive exercise, or laxative use
- Intense fear of gaining weight or strong distress about body image
- Hiding eating behaviours from others
How therapy can help with eating disorders
Disordered eating and body image distress can dominate daily life. Restriction, bingeing, purging, compulsive exercise, and intense fear of weight gain are signs that specialist psychological support may help.
Because eating disorders often need coordinated care, our psychologists work alongside GPs, dietitians, and other clinicians where needed. Therapy targets thoughts and behaviours around food and body, and supports recovery at a pace that respects your physical health.
Psychologists who support eating disorders
1 psychologist with experience in eating disorders.
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