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Seeking support for an eating disorder can feel like a really big step. You might feel anxious about what treatment has in store, or you may be concerned about the wellbeing of a loved one. At ABBI Clinic, we’re here to help you through every stage of the recovery journey, and that journey can often start with learning more about eating disorders and how they can be treated.

Explore our range of blogs and find expert information to help guide you or your loved one through the eating disorder healing process.

coping as a parent when your teen has an eating disorder

Dr Jaya Verma

Coping as a Parent: When Your Teen Has an Eating Disorder

When your teen has an eating disorder, it can feel like your world has been turned upside down. Mealtimes become tense, communication feels fragile, and fear often overshadows hope. But you’re not alone; thousands of families across the UK face the same challenge every year. At ABBI Clinic, we help parents and young people navigate […]

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stress and anxiety contribute to disordered eating

Dr Jaya Verma

How Stress and Anxiety Contribute to Disordered Eating?

Everyone feels stress and anxiety from time to time. A tough day, an argument, or a major life change can all trigger it. But when these emotions start to control how we eat, they can quickly lead to something deeper –  disordered eating. At ABBI Clinic, we see how emotional struggles often link closely with […]

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are eating disorders increasing

Dr Jaya Verma

Are there Increasing Numbers of People Suffering from Eating Disorders?

In recent years, there’s been a sharp rise in eating disorder rates in the UK. From teenagers struggling with body image to adults managing stress through food restriction or bingeing, the numbers tell a concerning story. At ABBI Clinic, we’ve seen this surge first-hand, and we’re here to help individuals recover with professional, compassionate support. […]

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academic pressure can contribute to eating disorders

Dr Jaya Verma

Why Academic Pressure Can Contribute to Eating Disorders?

Academic achievement has become a measure of self-worth for many young people. But beneath the polished results and perfect attendance, countless students silently battle academic pressure, a powerful stressor that can trigger eating disorders such as anorexia, bulimia or ARFID. At ABBI Clinic, we’ve seen how the drive to succeed academically can transform from healthy […]

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anorexia is rising among teen girls and boys

Dr Jaya Verma

Why Anorexia is Rising Among Teen Girls and Boys?

In recent years, anorexia nervosa has become one of the fastest-growing mental health challenges among teenagers in the UK. Once considered a “girls-only” issue, anorexia now affects both teen girls and boys at alarming rates. Studies show that up to 25% of people with anorexia are male, and hospital admissions for eating disorders among boys […]

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athletes are at higher risk of developing eating disorders

Dr Jaya Verma

Why Athletes Are at Higher Risk of Developing Eating Disorders?

Athletes are often admired for their strength, discipline, and dedication. But behind the medals and training schedules, many face invisible battles with food, body image and control. Research by UK Sport and the NHS shows that 1 in 3 elite athletes experiences disordered eating habits at a rate far higher than the general population.   […]

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Access eating disorder treatment at ABBI Clinic

If you are ready to seek help for an eating disorder, whether for yourself or on behalf of someone you care about, we are here. Taking that first step can feel daunting, and we want to make it as straightforward as possible.

Learn more about accessing and funding your treatment at ABBI Clinic, or call us on 07741 521547 to speak with a member of the ABBI team who will be happy to help.