Eating Disorders Service
Please note that during the Covid-19 pandemic, outpatient, day care and inpatient services may be disrupted. Some services will be provided virtually using video calls or over the telephone. All patients will be informed as and when services change or revert to normal after lockdown is eased or lifted.Location: Maudsley Hospital and
Bethlem Royal Hospital Contact information: Email: slm-tr.eatingdisorders@nhs.net Inpatients and step up to recovery:
Eating Disorders Service
Tyson West Two
Bethlem Royal Hospital
Monks Orchard Road
Beckenham BR3 3BX
Call: 020 3228 4402
Outpatients and day care:
Eating Disorders Service
Middle House
Maudsley Hospital
Denmark Hill
London SE5 8AZ
Call: 020 3228 3180
Mode: Outpatient (based at Maudsley and Bethlem Royal Hospital) day service (based at Maudsley, five days a week)
Referrals are accepted from: GPs, community mental health team, other mental health services depending on local borough arrangements as inpatients may not be indicated
Overview
We treat a range of eating disorders alongside co-morbidities from first presentation to severe and intractable, including those patients who are diagnosed late in the development of the condition. We offer assessment, treatment and management of people with anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa, binge eating disorder or mixed eating disorder symptoms (eating disorder not otherwise specified) in an outpatient and day care service providing a range of evidence-based care packages tailored to the needs of patients and their carers.
We identify the most appropriate treatment pathway for the patient and provide advice/treatment in the most appropriate setting. At all times the service will effectively and appropriately liaise with families or carers and other outside agencies. The service will provide psychological, emotional, social and physical interventions to the client group.
Our unit is internationally renowned for its research and is at the forefront of treatment development, having generated much of the evidence underpinning contemporary eating disorder treatments.