In Black History Month, we celebrate and recognise the contribution and achievements of people of African or Caribbean heritage, as well as reflect on the impact of racism and negative stereotypes. We asked our Orri team members what Black History Month means to them, and what changes they would like to see in the way we treat and understand eating disorders in the UK.
This International Women’s Day is calling on all to #BreakTheBias. Here, members of our team share their experiences of gender bias that they would like to – or have had to – break in their lives and careers.
Seeking help for an eating disorder can be an anxiety-provoking experience, but it’s the most important step in recovery. GPs are often the first port of call for when someone has concerns. Here’s how to navigate a GP appointment about an eating disorder.
This Eating Disorders Awareness Week, we are supporting our charity partner, Beat, in calling for all UK medical schools and foundation programmes to introduce proper training on eating disorders.
Dr Paul Robinson is Orri’s Director of Research and Development and a leading Psychiatrist in the treatment of eating disorders. Having been part of the team since day one, he shares his response to our ‘outstanding’ CQC rating.