Students and working professionals.

Who are these programmes for?

There will never be a “right time” to recover from an eating disorder, but when you are ready to take that first brave step, specialist treatment should meet you where you are.

At Orri, we understand that there’s no “one way” to have an eating disorder. They manifest in different ways, meaning that they are unique to the individual and anyone can develop one.

You may not “tick all the boxes” of a diagnosis and you may be managing to maintain your studies or career, whilst secretly struggling.

You may be aware that there’s something not quite right about your relationship to food, eating and your body, but not know whether it’s an official eating disorder.

Whatever your situation, we know how hard it is to admit you’re struggling, and there’s likely a big part of you that doesn’t want to reach out for fear of what treatment will entail. So, be proud of taking this first step.

What can I expect?

We’ve developed a specialist approach to treating eating disorders that tends to your individual needs in a flexible and personalised way.

These programmes are built around you and your personal goals for life and recovery. Our assessment will determine the level of support you require considering your existing commitments, and your programme will include a selection of the following:

  • Psychotherapy, Psychology and Occupational Therapy
  • Dietetics, meals and specialist mealtime support
  • Group Therapy
  • Family Therapy
  • Psychiatry & Nursing

Rather than remove you from the familiarity of your everyday life, we will build a programme that allows you to gain more from your existing experiencesYou can read more about our treatment here.

Why will this approach work for me?

By continuing to live in your home and work whilst attending our programme you’ll remain connected to your everyday life.

This means that as you learn different skills at Orri, you can practice them independently, away from our centre, and talk through any issues with us as and when they arise.

Taking this flexible and personalised approach means that we can provide the right level of support as you increasingly return to your life without treatment.

I feel safe to be truthful and to share things. I feel there is trust and an element of privacy.” – Client

We understand the fears associated with admitting you have a problem and considering treatment. Kerrie, Clinical Director and Founder, explains more.

We’re here to talk it through, whenever you’re ready.

We believe early access to specialist treatment for eating disorders is crucial to recovery.

If you sense that something isn’t right, but you’re unsure if you have an eating disorder, we can help.

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