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Download a PDF of the Directory Directory of UK adult community eating disorder services Eastern AHSN (Academic Health Science Network) in partnership with Hertfordshire Community Eating Disorders Service April 2021 Mission and Purpose The aim of this directory is to collate into one document a complete list of adult community eating disorder services across the UK. This directory also matches up UK universities with the local adult community eating disorder service in that region. The motivation for this project is to ease the referral process between two community eating disorder services when a service user moves out of area. The service provision, service structures, referral criteria and geographical boundaries for community eating disorder services vary across the country, which can make onward referrals challenging for clinicians. Ensuring accurate and smooth transitions for individuals with eating disorders is paramount. Transitions can increase risk in individuals with eating disorders and smooth continuous care is crucial to maintain recovery and ensure safety (Webb & Schmidt, 2020). This projects mission came out of the recent recommendations from a series of coroners’ inquests, like that of Averil Hart, that highlighted the vulnerability of young people with eating disorders who move to university and the need for smoother transition between eating disorder services (Parliamentary and Health Service Ombudsman, 2017). This directory was designed to be used by members of the public and health professionals. To find the correct eating disorder you can search for the correct geographic region, postcode, or university name. Please be aware that referral criteria vary between eating disorder services, for example: some accept self-referrals, others require a referral from either a mental health professional or local GP. Additionally, some services accept referrals based on home postcode and other services use GP postcodes. Finally, some services have additional physical health requirements for example, BMI or prior blood screens. Therefore, it is strongly recommended that all local community eating disorder services be directly contacted via the contact information provided in this directory to discuss a referral as a first point of call. The directory can also be accessed online as an interactive map at the following link: https://app.powerbi.com/view?r=eyJrIjoiZjlkYzI5ZjItOTQ0ZC00NzE3LWJiYW UtYWRhYTUzNjM5ZDcyIiwidCI6ImNmNThkNDJmLTcxN2YtNDRjMi1iNTVkLTFh ODEyNWQ0OGRmYiIsImMiOjh9 This directory was created in partnership by Eastern AHSN and Hertfordshire Community Eating Disorders Service. With special thanks to BEAT and all the adult community eating disorder services across the UK that were contacted as part of this project. For more information please contact: [email protected] 1 | PAGE Content Scotland .................................................................................................................... 3 North East England.................................................................................................... 6 Northern Ireland ..................................................................................................... 11 Yorkshire and Humberside ...................................................................................... 12 East Midlands .......................................................................................................... 14 West Midlands ......................................................................................................... 16 Wales ...................................................................................................................... 19 Eastern England ...................................................................................................... 20 Greater London ....................................................................................................... 23 South East England ................................................................................................. 27 South West England ................................................................................................ 31 List of Universities .................................................................................................. 34 2 | PAGE Scotland 1. Forth Valley Eating Disorder Service Covers the whole of NHS Forth Valley, therefore GP surgeries in these areas including Clackmannanshire, Falkirk and Stirling districts. Postcodes: FK. Address: Livilands Resource Centre, Stirling Health & Care Village, Stirling, FK8 2AU Phone: 01786 458549 Email: [email protected] List of Universities The University of Stirling, FK9 4LA 2. Ayrshire & Arran Community Eating Disorder Service Covers the whole of Ayrshire & Arran. Postcode: KA. Address: 11 Kiln Walk, Irvine, KA12 0AT Telephone: 01294 279222 Website: https://www.nhsaaa.net/services-a-to-z/community-eating-disorder-service/ 3. Specialist Eating Disorder Service Adult: Borders Eating Disorder (BED) Covers the Scottish Borders. Postcode: TD. Address: Huntlyburn House, Melrose, TD6 9BS Telephone 01896 827331 Email: [email protected] 4. Dumfries and Galloway- Specialist Eating Disorder Service (SEDS) Covers Dumfries and Galloway, Postcode: DG. Address: Mountainhall Treatment Centre, Bankend Road, Dumfries, DG1 4AP Tel. 01387 244 428 Website: https://dghscp.co.uk/specialist-eating-disorders-service/ 5. Fife Anorexia Intensive Treatment Team (ANITT) Covers all of Fife, including St Andrews. Postcode: KY. Address: Anorexia Nervosa Intensive Treatment Team (ANITT) Stratheden Hospital, Tribunal Suite/Drumcarrow Lodge, Cupar, KY15 5RR Telephone: 01334 696347 List of Universities University of St Andrews, KY16 9AJ 3 | PAGE 6. The Grampian Eating Disorders Service Covers the Grampian area, anyone living in or registered with a GP in the Grampian area. Postcode prefix AB or IV. Address: Fulton Clinic, Royal Cornhill Hospital, Cornhill Road, Aberdeen, AB25 2ZH Tel: 01224 557392 Email: [email protected] List of Universities The University of Aberdeen, AB24 3FX Robert Gordon University, AB10 7QB 7. Glasgow and Clyde Adult Eating Disorder Service (AEDS) Covers all of Glasgow and Clyde. Postcode: G. Address: Adult Eating Disorder Service, Florence Street Resource Centre, 26 Florence Street, Glasgow, G5 0YX Telephone: 0141 232 7055 List of Universities City of Glasgow College, G4 0RF University of Glasgow, G12 8QQ Glasgow Caledonian University, G4 0BA The Glasgow School of Art, G3 6RQ Royal Conservatoire of Scotland, G2 3DB 8. Highland Eating Disorder Service (HEDS) Serving the Highland Council area (not Argyll and Bute). Postcode: IV, KW1-14 & PH19-50. Address: Greenfields House, New Craigs Hospital, Leachkin Road, Inverness, IV3 8NP Telephone: 01463 253 667 List of Universities University of the Highlands and Islands, IV3 5SQ 9. Eating Disorder Community Team (TESS) Lanarkshire wide service based in Buchanan Centre, Coatbridge. Postcodes: ML. Address: 122 Main St, Coatbridge, ML5 3BJ Telephone: 01236 703 402 10. Lothian Specialist Eating Disorder Service Adult Accepts all GPs with a Lothian postcode. Postcode: EH. Address: The Cullen Centre, Tipperlinn Road, Royal Edinburgh Hospital, Edinburgh, EH10 5HF 4 | PAGE Tel: 0131 537 6655 Email: [email protected] List of Universities The University of Edinburgh, EH8 9YL Edinburgh Napier University, EH11 4BN Queen Margaret University, Edinburgh, EH21 6UU Heriot-Watt University, Edinburgh, EH14 4AS 11. Tayside Eating Disorder Service (TEDS) Based in Dundee, covers the geographical areas of Angus, Dundee, and Perth and Kinross. Postcodes: DD & PH1-18. Address: 15 Dudhope Terrace, Dundee, Scotland, DD3 6 HH Telephone: 01382 346556 Email: [email protected] List of Universities University of Dundee, DD1 4HN Abertay University, DD1 1HG 5 | PAGE North East England 1. Richardson Eating Disorder Service- Cumbria, Northumberland, Tyne and Wear Specialist tertiary service that provides outpatient services located in Newcastle, that covers all of North East England. Postcodes: SR, NE & CA. Address: Ward 31a, Royal Victoria Infirmary, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE1 4LP Email: [email protected] Telephone: 0191 282 5753 or 0191 282 5259 List of Universities City of Sunderland College, SR3 4AH Furness College, LA14 2PJ Gateshead College, NE8 3BE Kendal College, LA9 5AY Lakes College – West Cumbria, CA14 4JN Newcastle College, NE4 7SA Northumberland College, NE63 9RG University of Cumbria, CA1 2HH, CA3 9AY & LA22 9BB University of Newcastle Upon Tyne, NE1 7RU University of Northumbria at Newcastle, NE1 8ST University of Sunderland, SR1 3SD South Tyneside College, NE34 6ET Tyne Metropolitan College, NE28 9NL 2. Tees, Esk, and Wear Valley - Eating Disorders Community Service for Adults Covers County Durham, Darlington, Teesside and the Tees Valle. Postcodes: TS, DL & DH. Address: 9-11 Imperial Avenue, Norton, Stockton-on-Tees, TS20 2EW Tel number: 01642 550863 Email: [email protected] List of Universities Cleveland College of Art and Design, TS5 7RJ University of Durham, DH1 3DE New College Durham, DH1 5ES Teesside University, TS1 3BX 6 | PAGE North West England 1. Greater Manchester Eating Disorder Services - The Willows Eating Disorder Service Covers Salford, Wigan, Bury, Oldham, Tameside and Glossop, Heywood, Middleton and Rochdale. Postcodes: OL, M3, M5-7, M24-30, M34-38, M43-M50, B0 & BL8-9. Address: The Willows Centre for Health, Lords Avenue, Off Tootal Road, Salford, M5 5JR Telephone: 0161 271 0508 Email: [email protected]
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