Yes, our dietitians provide nutritional support as part of treatment.
FAQs
What treatment modalities are offered for orthorexia?
Treatment may include individual therapy, group work, and nutritional guidance.
What is orthorexia, and how is it treated at Orri?
Orthorexia is characterised by an obsession with healthy eating. Orri provides tailored therapy and nutritional support.
What happens after taking the EAT-26?
Once you've completed the EAT-26 assessment with Orri, you’ll receive your results and information about possible next steps.
How long does the EAT-26 assessment take to complete?
The assessment takes around 4 minutes.
Why use the EAT-26 in screening?
The EAT-26 Assessment helps highlight symptoms and whether further support is needed.
What is the EAT-26 assessment?
The EAT-26 Assessment is a widely used self-report questionnaire for identifying possible eating disorder symptoms.
Are there support groups for carers?
Yes, Orri offers dedicated spaces for parents and carers to connect, share experiences, and receive guidance alongside their loved one’s recovery journey.
Can I join treatment planning meetings?
Yes, parents and carers are often included in collaborative planning.
What therapy or support can carers access?
Orri offers carer psychotherapy and family therapy to support loved ones, family members and carers.
How can I support my loved one through recovery?
Our best advice is to offer patience, encouragement, and a safe space to talk. Orri also provides family and carer support, ensuring you feel equipped to help while looking after your own wellbeing.
Are there opportunities for remote or hybrid working?
Some roles may offer hybrid or flexible working arrangements.