In honour of Father’s Day, we’re sharing a personal story from the father of one of our clients – a story of deep love, enduring strength, and the quiet resilience it takes to walk alongside a loved one through eating disorder recovery.
Recovery
Motherhood and Eating Disorders: Strength in Recovery.
Exploring motherhood and the impact of Eating Disorders treatment and recovery.
The journey of letting go
As the leaves fall from the trees, we’re inspired to let go of what no longer serves us, and reflect on what we’re holding onto. But it’s not always an easy process.
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.
#BeingBrave means sticking to your non-negotiables
Your non-negotiables hold yourself accountable in eating disorder recovery. We explore more in this blog.
Bravery, in the eating disorder recovery community
“Scared is what you’re feeling. Brave is what you’re doing.” Our social media community share how they have been brave in their recovery this August.
#BeingBrave means communicating your needs
Eating disorder recovery requires bravery. It requires someone to show up for themselves, every day, and communicate their needs to loved ones and professionals around them.
We see you. We’re here for you.
This is a blog for those of you who have been struggling with an eating disorder in silence. Perhaps you have been contemplating treatment and are not sure where to start. However you have landed, we are here for you.
8 Messages of Hope, from Orri’s online community
Orri’s online community shares hopeful recovery affirmations. Allow them to serve as reminders that your life extends so far beyond an eating disorder. You deserve to live your life free from the barriers and hurdles of this illness.
How guilt and shame can hold you back in eating disorder recovery and what to do to heal.
Feelings, such as shame and guilt, can be deeply rooted in an eating disorder, which can be powerful barriers to recovery. It’s essential to understand how they impact your journey towards healing. If this resonates with where your head is at today, these gentle reminders may be what you need to hear.
A reminder to forgive.
What better motivation is there to turn a new leaf in eating disorder recovery than in springtime? You might want to ask yourself: what am I holding onto, right now? What’s growing within me?
12 Affirmations for Mealtimes
Orri’s Dietetics team share 12 affirmations to keep you grounded as you approach mealtimes in recovery. Allow these reminders to keep you focused on what’s important.