Book an Appointment at
The Eating Disorder Service
The first step to access our Eating Disorder Service involves an initial 30 minute clinical consultation with one of our service leads.
You can book this consultation here.
Once you have had the 30 minute call you can book an full assessment with either a Consultant Psychiatrist or Senior Clinician. The appointment type will depend on the severity and risk of the individual's clinical condition.
Below is a guide to help, however if you are still unsure which type to book, please fill out our Client Registration Form and we will be in touch with guidance.
An Eating Disorder Psychiatric Assessment offers:
A clear understanding and formulation of your symptoms, a formal diagnosis, a personalised treatment plan, medication prescription and management where appropriate, guidance on therapy and next steps, a psychiatric assessment report.
Cost: £1250 for a child & adolescent assessment | £1000 for an adult assessment
An Eating Disorder Clinician Led Assessment offers:
A clear understanding and formulation of your symptoms, a personalised treatment plan, guidance on therapy and next steps,
recommendations letter.
Following this appointment, depending on risk it may be recommended that you will need to see a Consultant Psychiatrist for an psychiatric assessment or we may recommend other specialist services that better suits your current clinical needs.
Cost: £300 for all clinician led assessments (adults and under 18s)
As a service we are committed to providing safe, effective and responsible treatment for our clients. An important part of that process is being aware of any clinical risks at initial screening; this awareness will inform our recommendations for assessment or treatment. Clients wishing to book appointments online who are experiencing distress related to self-harm and/or suicidal thoughts must complete our Client Registration Form. Please provide some brief context regarding these difficulties which our Clinical Leads will review and may contact you to offer appropriate advice and support.
