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Esus Centre - Australia's first-ever integrated eating disorder treatment centre.

24/09/2025

Understanding eating disorder language helps families feel less overwhelmed and more empowered to support recovery.

💡 Recovery is possible — and knowledge is a powerful first step.

🔬 References:
• National Eating Disorders Collaboration (NEDC, 2023). Eating Disorders: Fact Sheets.
• InsideOut Institute (2023). Eating Disorder Information & Resources.

👉 Save this glossary to come back to whenever you need a refresher.
👉 Share with a friend or family member who’s supporting a loved one.

19/09/2025

Recovery from an eating disorder is not a straight line — it’s a journey of courage, patience, and hope.

It begins with reaching out for help, then slowly allowing others in. It means choosing recovery again and again, even on the hardest days. Over time, fear softens, new ways of coping grow, and life begins to expand beyond the eating disorder.

Every step forward — no matter how small — is part of reclaiming freedom.

If you or someone you care about is struggling, know that support and healing are possible. At ESUS, we’re here to walk the journey with you.

17/09/2025

Supporting someone with an eating disorder can feel overwhelming — but the way you listen, speak, and show up matters more than you think.

By focusing on empathy instead of food or body talk, you can help reduce shame, encourage recovery, and remind your loved one they’re not alone.

Small changes in your words and actions can make a real difference in their healing journey.

If you or someone you care about needs support, ESUS offers evidence-based, compassionate care — all under one roof.

15/09/2025

We know how overwhelming it can feel when your child is struggling with an eating disorder. That’s why we’ve created a 3-hour orientation session designed for young people aged 12–19 and their families.

💡 In this session, you’ll gain:
✔ Evidence-based understanding of eating disorders
✔ Clarity on outpatient and intensive treatment options
✔ Resources & support contacts to help you take the next step

👩‍⚕️ You don’t have to navigate this journey alone — early support makes all the difference.

📞 Contact us to learn more or register:
08 6255 9900 | care@esuscentre.au | www.esuscentre.com.au

12/09/2025

🧠 Eating disorders are complex illnesses that affect both mental health and physical health. Malnutrition and disordered eating impact how the brain functions, while also placing stress on the heart, bones, hormones, and immune system.

They are not just “about food”, they are serious conditions that require professional support and early intervention.

✨ Recovery restores balance to both the brain and the body.

🔬 References:
• Kaye, W. et al. (2020). Nature Reviews Neuroscience
• Treasure, J. & Russell, G. (2011). European Eating Disorders Review
• American Psychiatric Association (2022). DSM-5-TR
• Hay, P. et al. (2017). The Lancet Psychiatry

08/09/2025

Recovery doesn’t have to be walked alone.
At ESUS, we bring together psychiatrists, psychologists, dietitians, GPs, and support staff — all under one roof — to provide integrated, evidence-based care for eating disorders.

🎗️Whether you’re seeking help for yourself, supporting a loved one, or a health professional looking for coordinated care pathways, ESUS is here for you.

📞 Reach out today and take the first step toward recovery.
🔗 www.esuscentre.com.au

05/09/2025

Eating disorders are often misunderstood, but science tells a different story. Here are 10 evidence-based insights that highlight the seriousness, complexity, and hope for recovery.

🧠 Eating disorders affect people of all genders, ages, and body sizes.
🧬 Genetics play a major role—up to 60% of risk can be inherited.
⚠️ They have the highest mortality rate of any mental illness.
🌱 Recovery is possible—even after many years.
⏳ Early intervention saves lives.

…and more in our latest post.

Let’s change the way we see eating disorders—through awareness, compassion, and facts. 💙

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🔬 References:
Arcelus, J. et al. (2011). Arch Gen Psychiatry
APA (2022). DSM-5-TR
Trace, S. et al. (2013). Twin Research and Human Genetics
Kaye, W. et al. (2020). Nature Reviews Neuroscience
Stice, E. et al. (2008). Journal of Abnormal Psychology
Roubalová, R. et al. (2020). Frontiers in Psychiatry
Hay, P. et al. (2017). The Lancet Psychiatry
Udo, T. & Grilo, C. (2019). Biological Psychiatry
Eddy, K. et al. (2017). Journal of Clinical Psychiatry
Treasure, J. & Russell, G. (2011). European Eating Disorders Review

03/09/2025

Anxiety can make the world feel muted, heavy, and overwhelming.
When our minds are filled with racing thoughts and self-criticism, it’s easy to miss the beauty around us — like the birds singing in the trees.

Through small steps — pausing, breathing, and reconnecting with our senses — we can find calm and return to the present moment. Often, the birds were there all along. 🕊️✨

01/09/2025

✨ Myth: You can tell if someone has an eating disorder by looking at them.
🌿 Fact: Eating disorders affect people of all ages, genders, shapes, and sizes — they are not always visible from the outside.

This is just one of many common misconceptions. Eating disorders are serious, complex mental health conditions influenced by biological, psychological, and social factors — never a “choice” or “phase.”

Early support can make a big difference, and recovery is always possible with the right care. 💛

📖 According to Australia’s peak bodies in eating disorder research and care, including the NEDC and InsideOut Institute:
• Eating disorders are among the most serious mental illnesses, with high rates of physical and psychological impact.
• Dieting is the most significant risk factor for developing an eating disorder.
• You cannot tell if someone has an eating disorder based on their appearance.

Let’s challenge stigma with facts, not assumptions. If you or someone you care about is struggling, you are not alone — help is available.

27/08/2025

Finding the right support shouldn’t feel overwhelming.
Our new Adolescent Eating Disorder Orientation Session is designed to give young people (12–19) and their families the clarity, resources, and understanding they need to take the next step toward recovery.

📍 Evidence-based insights
📍 Clear treatment pathways
📍 Practical resources & support contacts

👨‍👩‍👧 Cost: $460 per family (up to 3 participants)
💡 Rebates available through Medicare & select private health options

📧 Book your place today: ras@esuscentre.au

Esus Centre – where recovery begins

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588 Hay Street
Perth, WA
6008

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Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm

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+61862559900

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https://esuscentre.au/

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