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Our vision is to improve the health of children and adults by providing them with immediate access to an evidence-based multidisciplinary eating disorder service
We work with patients, families, and mental health professionals to provide immediate access to our outpatient services.
We aim to increase the accessibility of eating disorder services and aid recovery by providing patients with immediate access to an evidence-based multidisciplinary team.
We improve the likelihood of you or your loved ones recovering from the eating disorder by providing patient-centred treatment from a passionate, approachable and knowledgeable team.
We are a multidisciplinary team of mental health nurses, psychologists, dietitians and other health professionals that provide a holistic and evidence based therapy for you or your loved one to aid recovery.
We work to provide psychological, dietetic and family based therapy as led by a mental health nurse to ensure you or your loved one get the support they need. We provide patients with the best clinical expertise and treatments for their needs. Our therapy is evidence-based and focused on the needs of our patients.
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We offer an initial assessment by a Registered Mental Health Nurse, who is trained and specialised in eating disorders. If our service is appropriate, we will likely arrange assessments with our dietitian and psychologist to create a bespoke package of intervention.
Following the initial assessment, our team will work with you to create a treatment programme. The programme will be based around your needs and is flexible to your availability. We will continuously review your treatment programme with you and our care co-ordinator to make sure your recovery is fully supported.
We offer reports collated by our health professionals. Our team at The Bridge are trained in treating eating disorders. All information will be collected and reports will be finalised by our registered mental health nurse who specialises in eating disorders.
Anorexia nervosa is a mental health disorder which is defined by an abnormally low body weight, self induced starvation and refusal to maintain a healthy body weight.
ARFID is a mental health disorder which causes avoidance of foods and food intake, but is not related to pursuit of thinness of fear of being fat.
Bulimia nervosa is a serious mental health illness where people try to control their weight through restriction of calories and food.
Binge eating disorder is characterised by episodes of eating large amounts of food in a short space of time followed by intense feelings of guilt.
Eating disorders are complicated mental illnesses. People with an eating disorder commonly have other mental health issues, creating a dual diagnosis.
Other Specified Feeding or Eating Disorder, (OSFED), is a serious mental health illness that can occur in children and adults.
You may think you or your loved one are showing signs of disordered eating, but it does not seem to fit into the more common eating disorders.
We provide a free phone consultation with our therapists to discuss your situation and offer advice.
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90% of our patients reached a healthy and maintained a healthy weight for 4 weeks prior to discharge.
95% of our patients strongly agree that we have increased their awareness of their disorder, mental and physical wellness.
97% of our patients' initial assessments was within 2 weeks of enquiry.
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We achieve the best possible results for eating disorder sufferers with a range of problems and conditions by providing patients with early access to assessment and intervention.
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