Navigating your relationship with movement: questions worth asking Jessica Mackney, Art Psychotherapist In inpatient mental health settings across Ridgeway and Barnet, young people and adults are often navigating distress, risk, and complexity, where it may not be...
Katie Hargreaves Tips for Carers Katie Hargreaves Take this day by day. Recovery is a long process, and it can feel like you are going back as much as forwards but have trust and faith in yourself as a carer and trust and faith in your child. I wish I had not panicked...
Martha’s story Martha Turner My name is Martha and I want to share my anorexia story. I was diagnosed with anorexia when I was 13 after doctors noticed my food restriction and weight loss. I was unaware what an eating disorder was and at this point I was in denial...
Navigating your relationship with movement: questions worth asking Sophie du Plessis, EDInformed If you are living with, recovering from, or even long recovered from an eating disorder, movement can be a complicated thing to navigate – particularly if you were...
Rosie’s story Written by Katie Hargreaves, Rosie’s mum Rosie has always been since birth the most adventurous cheeky nonstop little girl We always joked that she either ran or just sat there was never an in between! She really was such a joyful happy...
Grace’s Journey: Living With ARFID and Autism When Everything Began to Change Grace was just six years old when our world shifted. Up until then, she had been a joyful, adventurous eater, always willing to try new foods, full of laughter, and brimming with humour....
