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.
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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.
Getting a late diagnosis of Autism, after 12 years of battling Anorexia – Guest Blog
Our latest Guest Blogger shares her battle of anorexia recovery and her late diagnosis of autism. An emotive poem and blog.
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
Coming home to your body: 12 body-based affirmations
Some tender affirmations for you, to remind you that safety is possible within your body.
Eating disorders in the LGBTQ+ Community: 5 Ways to be a Supportive Ally
Eating disorders can have a significant impact on individuals within the LGBTQ+ community. By understanding the prevalence of these mental illnesses and adopting a position of allyship, we can create an inclusive and empathetic environment for eating disorder recovery.
When your body doesn’t feel like home.
“… and I said to my body, softly, ‘I want to be your friend.’ It took a long breath and replied, ‘I have been waiting my whole life for this.’”
Just Happy – Alumni Client
Orri Alumni Client shares a poignant poem on identity, time and courage.
The reality of recovering from Anorexia – Guest Blog
Our latest Guest Blogger shares her thoughts on what it is to recover from Anorexia, highlighting that no number on a scale could ever describe the struggle you’re experiencing.
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.
A march for hope, led by Hope Virgo
Last Saturday, Orri walked alongside the eating disorder community to call for action and change in the treatment of eating disorders in the UK. We marched to support the Dump the Scales campaign, headed and organised by prominent mental health campaigner, Hope Virgo.