Anorexia | Bulimia Nervosa | Binge Eating Disorder | ARFID | Other difficulties with eating, weight or control that affect health and daily life. This is our core clinical focus. We know how overwhelming these struggles can be and we are here to help you understand your experience, address what lies beneath it and develop a more trusting relationship with food and your body.

Trauma can leave deep emotional and physical marks. We use different therapeutic approaches such as EMDR, Narrative Exposure Therapy and Schema Therapy, to help you process your experiences and work through symptoms like flashbacks, panic, nightmares, guilt and shame. Our work supports the gradual restoration of safety and trust.

Difficulties with body image can deeply affect your self-esteem and mood. We are here to support you in restoring a healthier relationship with your body and how you see yourself.

Healthy, meaningful relationships are strongly linked to our overall wellbeing, yet difficulties within them can cause significant emotional pain. We support individuals and couples in exploring communication patterns, attachment styles, trust, intimacy and boundaries. By understanding old relational dynamics, you can begin to build more authentic and fulfilling connections.

Persistent worry, psychosomatic symptoms, tension or sudden waves of fear can make daily life feel overwhelming and hard to navigate. We offer support to help you understand anxiety and how to regulate your nervous system.

Depression can create a downward spiral of low mood, guilt, loneliness, and a sense of failure, making everyday life feel overwhelming. We’re here to help you break this cycle, feel less alone and begin moving toward meaningful change.

Feeling overwhelmed or exhausted can leave you running on empty. We’re here to help you understand your needs, set healthy boundaries and regain a sense of balance.

Humans are habitual beings. When an unhelpful habit gradually turns into an addiction, it can feel as though you are losing control of your life. Tackling addiction is not easy nor a linear process. Feelings of hopelessness, ambivalence and low motivation are normal. Yet recovery becomes possible when you feel supported, understood and encouraged to make small, meaningful changes. We support people in working with patterns such as substance use, gambling, gaming, sex, pornography addiction and self-harm.

We understand that the body carries its own stories, sometimes long before words are available and that the gut often holds what the mind can’t. Through specialist dietetic and nutrition support, we help you understand your symptoms, rebuild trust with food and gently ease concerns such as bloating, digestive pain and IBS-related discomfort. Our approach is evidence-based and compassionate, supporting you to feel calmer, more nourished and more settled in your body.