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.

Family and Friends

How to support yourself and your loved one

At Orri, we understand the importance of the role of the caregiver and are aware of the demands this role may have on the carers’ lifestyle.  If you find yourself caring for a loved one with an eating disorder, know we are here for you too....

Considering eating disorder treatment for your child

You may have stumbled across this blog post because it is Eating Disorders Awareness Week, or, you may have come across it whilst undertaking thorough research on behalf of your loved one. Whatever your situation, we’d like to acknowledge the courage and patience it...

How to communicate with those we love

Pondering over the title of this blog post, one can’t help but feel the anguish that’s caught up in such a topic. At Orri, we treat both the person with the eating disorder and their loved ones. Because of this, we’re all too aware how easy it is for communication to...

Navigating relationships with an eating disorder

You may have seen our recent blog post about the importance of healthy boundaries. In this blog, we’re focusing more specifically on relationships; what it feels like to navigate relationships whilst you’re in recovery from an eating disorder, and how we work...

Why care in the community can save both money and lives.

Anita’s daughter Lucy started showing the signs of Anorexia Nervosa at 16. She sought help from her GP but there was no specialist treatment option available, only cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT), and Lucy wasn’t deemed “thin enough” for hospitalization. For men...