Eating Disorders Advice

Catherine’s focus as a clinical psychologist is to help adults, teenagers and children with behavioural feeding problems. This includes selective or fussy eaters, people with food phobias and those being tube fed.

A former consultant psychotherapist at London’s Priory Hospital, Matt uses cognitive behavioural therapy to help people suffering from OCD, panic disorders, social phobias, depression, stress, PTSD, anger problems and binge eating. Matt is currently a Clinical Director of the CBT in the City Clinics.

Katherine’s focus as a psychotherapist and counsellor is to help those with low self-esteem, recurring thoughts, negative beliefs, life changes and childhood trauma. She offers privacy, trust, support and expert guidance.

A consultant child and family therapist, Ryan works with a wide range of issues. These range from minor difficulties needing advice and support to more entrenched family problems and serious mental health difficulties.

As a qualified psychotherapist and counsellor, Susan has a special interest in helping people suffering from trauma of any kind. This might include PTSD or trauma after childhood abuse.

Dee founded the first clinic dedicated to children with eating disorders and has more than 20 years experience. She treats children suffering from anorexia, bulimia and obesity and other related issues.

Lynda is a couples counsellor with a particular focus on helping people who have problems with relationships and sex due to an eating disorder. She also works for Relate.

Linda is a parenting agony aunt and author of ‘The Happy Child’. Her training as a clinical psychologist means she can help parents deal with any behavioural and emotional problems their children experience.

Brendan is a qualified addictions counsellor specialising in alcohol/drug and other addiction issues. With many years of personal recovery himself, his methods are full of empathy and understanding.