Eating disorder assessment

Our 4 minute screening measure to help you determine whether you might have an eating disorder that needs professional attention.

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Asking for help with an eating disorder can be daunting, but it’s a brave and positive decision to reach out. You can expect kindness, compassion and respect every step of the way.

Katrina White

Our Dietitian’s tips for recovering at university

Moving to university can be a challenging time because it’s full of change and new experiences. People in recovery for an eating disorder can search for certainty in routines around food, body weight and body shape, and this can feel especially amplified during...

Your questions answered about online treatment

We asked our Instagram followers for their questions about online treatment. There can be a considerable number of unknowns when starting your search for eating disorder treatment. How much support do you need? What’s available in your area? Which approach suits...

Common fears about online treatment

It’s normal to be apprehensive about treatment for an eating disorder. You’re asking yourself to be incredibly brave in the face of many unknowns and to hold on tight to that small voice inside that knows you deserve better. Here we talk through the common fears...

Preparing for a day online

Ready to start your journey online? Here’s how to prepare for your first day. Our approach to recovery involves treating the whole person: who you are – underneath the eating disorder – your goals for recovery and life, and what beliefs you want to hold onto and...

Coping with body image pressures in recovery

We know that a lot of people can feel an unprecedented amount of pressure during the summer months when it comes to body image. The warm weather can mean we expose more skin than usual as we opt for weather-fitting clothes. Our socialising may change too, with groups...

Recovery is not what you expect it to be

What do you think recovery is? For some, recovery might just be a word they’ve heard family members or treatment teams say. It might feel like an intangible concept, so far off in the distance that a path isn’t visible. Recovery might be...

Navigating expectations in eating disorder recovery

Eating disorder recovery is full of questions: how did I get here? What is recovery? What if this had happened, or that had happened, instead? When will I recover? Recovery can feel like such a subjective term. It ‘looks’ different on different people, and...

4 Ways to Process Exam Results

Results day is an exciting day, but for many it is equally nerve-wracking, emotional and overwhelming. Whilst the exams are over and done with and we cannot control the outcome, we can control how we approach results day and how we process the results...

Eating disorder: Friend or Foe? – Guest Blogger

Our Guest Blogger shares her experience of recognising how the eating disorder was holding her back in life and love.  Like a lot of people over the last 16 months or so, my holiday plans have fallen into disarray. For context, I got married in 2019 and my...

Meet the Eating Disorder Associate: Jemina Nkwocha

Jemina joined the team as one of Orri’s Eating Disorder Associates. Her past experience working in inpatient settings, along with her passion for supporting those living with eating disorders, makes her a fantastic addition to the team. Read on to learn more about her...