Avoidant Restrictive Food Intake Disorder (ARFID) TEST ONLY
Yes, Orri offers dedicated spaces for parents and carers to connect, share experiences, and receive guidance alongside their loved one’s recovery journey.
Yes, parents and carers are often included in collaborative planning.
Parents and carers are an important part of recovery. We provide guidance and practical strategies to help families understand the eating disorder, communicate openly and feel more confident supporting recovery at home. Family Therapy can be added to any programme to offer a deeper level of support alongside your loved one. A variety of support groups are also available across our programmes to offer additional support.
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.
A young person’s voice and circumstances are important parts of our approach. We recognise that engaging with eating disorder treatment can feel difficult, particularly when part of them may not yet feel ready to recover. Our assessment process helps us understand their individual needs, risks and capacity to engage, so we can consider what is the right level of support and how best to work alongside them and their family.
Orri offers carer psychotherapy and family therapy to support loved ones, family members and carers.
Your journey with Orri.
Recover in person, online, or with a blend of both.
Online.
No matter your location, our online treatment is face-to-face recovery community at the click of a button.
In Person.
A safe space in central London for you to recover from your eating disorder. No matter where you are in your journey, we’re here to walk alongside you.
Blend.
Our Blend Programme is a unique programme for eating disorder recovery, combining both our in person and online treatment programmes.