While the physiological and psychological effects of stress are widely recognised, its relationship with eating disorders is complex, significant, and often under-discussed in clinical settings.
Mental Health
Orri Wins ‘Best Provider of Mental Health Services’
Orri, the UK’s only CQC-rated ‘Outstanding’ specialist eating disorder treatment clinic, has been awarded ‘Best Provider of Mental Health Services’.
Eating Disorders: The Hidden Epidemic
Guest blog by Hope Virgo, Author, Founder of DumpTheScales and Secretariat for the APPG for eating disorders
New service – young person’s pathway.
After 6 years of working with people who are aged 16 and over, we have opened a young person’s pathway.
‘New Year, New Body’
How Body-Focused Resolutions & New Year narratives impact the ED community & what we can do to help.
Embracing wintering
As the darkness of November sets in, we are reminded of the importance of the quieter seasons in our lives. This month, we explore the theme of wintering, a concept beautifully articulated by Katherine May in her book of the same name. Wintering is not just a metaphor...
Eating disorders and suicide
By Dr Louisa Beckford, Consultant Psychiatrist at Orri World Suicide Prevention Day takes place on 10th September each year. The aim is to raise awareness and acknowledge the international commitment and action to reduce deaths by suicide. In the UK, many mental...
Partnerships Driving Change: How Collaborative Care is Transforming Eating Disorder Recovery
Through innovative partnerships like our collaboration with NHS Sussex, we are transforming eating disorder recovery by providing compassionate, adaptable care that empowers individuals to achieve lasting recovery.
Orri CEO Kerrie Jones talks to Sky News about the impact of COVID-19 on eating disorder rates
Orri CEO Kerrie Jones talks to Sky News about the impact of COVID-19 on eating disorder rates
The role of non-negotiables in eating disorder recovery
Eating disorder recovery is tough, and for many, it can feel like an unpredictable battle. However, the role of the non-negotiables in recovery can support consistency in this process. Beth, Orri’s Eating Disorder Dietitian, explores more in this blog.
How are you? Really?
How are you, and how are you feeling? These questions can receive the most dishonest answers. Hands up if your automatic response is, “fine.” This blog is for those of you that struggle to be honest.
3 gentle ways to slow down after a panic attack
Your heart is beating fast. Your body temperature has risen. An overwhelming fear consumes you… Panic attacks are very frightening and stressful experiences.