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Eating disorders do not have an age limit or a single way of showing up.They can begin in childhood, emerge in adulthood...
09/01/2026

Eating disorders do not have an age limit or a single way of showing up.

They can begin in childhood, emerge in adulthood, or return later in life. Many people experience symptoms in their twenties, thirties, forties and beyond, yet still feel unseen or unsure whether their struggles are valid.

There is no typical way to look like you are struggling. Parents, carers, professionals and older adults are all affected. Stereotypes can create silence, and silence can stop people from getting the support they deserve.

Whether this has been part of your life for a long time, is just beginning, or is something you have never said out loud, your experience matters. Recovery is possible, and it is never too early or too late to reach out for support.

If you would like to talk things through, you can contact us via our website to arrange a gentle call with one of our specialist team, at your pace and in your time.

You don’t need to earn rest.There is no prize for pushing through alone.At Orri, we often talk about how rest is not som...
06/01/2026

You don’t need to earn rest.
There is no prize for pushing through alone.

At Orri, we often talk about how rest is not something to deserve, it’s something you need.
The voice of diet culture can be loud in January. It can make you feel like slowing down is a failure. But the truth is, rest is part of recovery.

Speak to yourself the way you would to someone you care about.
That kindness can make recovery feel safer, softer, and more real.

You are not behind. You are allowed to move gently.

After the festive period, things can feel unexpectedly quiet.Routines return, distractions fade, and emotions that were ...
03/01/2026

After the festive period, things can feel unexpectedly quiet.
Routines return, distractions fade, and emotions that were held at bay can surface.

If this feels hard, it doesn’t mean you’ve lost progress. It’s a common part of coming down from a high-stress period, and support is still available.

Grounding through physical sensation can help when thoughts begin to intensify.

Something as simple as holding a warm mug, a cold bottle, or resting against a cool surface can gently bring your attention back into your body.

Care doesn’t end when the holidays do.
You’re still allowed support, exactly as you are.

The day after Christmas can feel hard.Difficult thoughts, guilt, or self-criticism can show up - even if yesterday felt ...
25/12/2025

The day after Christmas can feel hard.

Difficult thoughts, guilt, or self-criticism can show up - even if yesterday felt manageable. That doesn’t mean something went wrong. Often, it’s a delayed stress response as the intensity of the season begins to settle.

This carousel offers gentle reminders for moments when shame or self-criticism feels loud. Shifting focus, validating yourself, and naming what you’ve already managed can help calm the nervous system.

Care is still allowed today.
And still deserved.

It’s Christmas Day - and for many people, that comes with far more than celebration.If today feels heavy, tense, or emot...
25/12/2025

It’s Christmas Day - and for many people, that comes with far more than celebration.

If today feels heavy, tense, or emotionally loud, it doesn’t mean you’re failing or going backwards. A lot can arrive at once - expectations, memories, food, comments, or loss, especially if you’re living with an eating disorder or supporting someone who is.

This carousel offers gentle grounding for moments that feel overwhelming.
Not to fix the day, just to help you feel a little safer within it.

However today unfolds, you deserve care
We’re here, and you’re not alone.

You don’t need to feel festive or prepared tonight.You just need enough support to get through this moment.Christmas Eve...
24/12/2025

You don’t need to feel festive or prepared tonight.
You just need enough support to get through this moment.

Christmas Eve can bring a quiet build-up of thoughts, about food, routines, people, or tomorrow. If your body feels tense, it’s not a failure. It’s your nervous system trying to protect you.

Slowing the breath can help gently settle things.
You can return to this breathing pattern whenever you need.

We’ll be sharing more support over the next few days
You’re not alone in this.

The festive season can bring connection and warmth, but it can also be a challenging time for many people, especially th...
23/12/2025

The festive season can bring connection and warmth, but it can also be a challenging time for many people, especially those living with or recovering from an eating disorder.

Changes in routine, social expectations, and increased focus on food can make emotions feel more intense. If today feels hard, it doesn’t mean you’ve taken a step backwards.

Over the next few days, we’ll be sharing gentle, supportive posts for anyone who might need a little reassurance during this period.

Support is still here.

Hanukkah can be a meaningful time, and it can also feel complicated.Changes to routine, gatherings, traditions and expec...
19/12/2025

Hanukkah can be a meaningful time, and it can also feel complicated.

Changes to routine, gatherings, traditions and expectations can bring up difficult emotions, particularly for people living with an eating disorder or supporting someone who is.

There is no “right” way to experience Hanukkah. It’s okay to take things at your own pace, to step back when you need to, or to ask for support.

If you’re finding this time of year difficult, you’re not alone, and help is available. Speaking to a specialist can make a difference.

Orri is here to support you, during Hanukkah and beyond.

The holidays can bring up many different feelings - and there’s no right or wrong way to experience them.On 17th Decembe...
16/12/2025

The holidays can bring up many different feelings - and there’s no right or wrong way to experience them.

On 17th December (6–7pm), we’re hosting Nurturing Hope: Navigating the Holidays - a gentle, online session offering a supportive space for reflection, understanding, and connection during the festive period.

This session is especially for those in recovery and is designed to feel calm, inclusive, and pressure-free. You’re welcome to join quietly, listen, and take what feels helpful.

Your presence is enough - just as you are.

👉 Full details are available on our website.

The period after a meal can be one of the most challenging moments in eating disorder recovery, and this can feel even m...
11/12/2025

The period after a meal can be one of the most challenging moments in eating disorder recovery, and this can feel even more amplified during the festive season.

We’ve created a simple 1-minute grounding routine to help you move through those moments with more steadiness and support.
From naming what you’re feeling, to regulating your breath, to reconnecting with your senses, each step is designed to gently interrupt spiralling thoughts and remind you that you’re not alone in this process.

Recovery isn’t about perfection, it’s about meeting each moment with compassion and taking the next supportive step.
If you or someone you care about is struggling, our team at Orri is here to help.

The festive season can be a challenging time for many in recovery. Routines shift, conversations change, and gatherings ...
08/12/2025

The festive season can be a challenging time for many in recovery. Routines shift, conversations change, and gatherings can bring mixed emotions. Setting healthy boundaries can make this time of year feel safer and more manageable.
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In this post, we’re sharing a gentle guide with practical tools:
• Ways to reflect on the boundaries you might need
• Grounding techniques for when your nervous system feels overwhelmed
• Simple scripts to help with conversations around food, expectations or pressure
• Internal boundaries, often overlooked, but just as important
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Boundaries aren’t about being “difficult”. They’re an act of self-care and a way of protecting your wellbeing.
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If this season feels heavy, please know you’re not alone. We hope these ideas offer comfort, clarity and support.
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Christmas can be a complex time emotionally, for some it brings joy, and for others it may stir pressure, worry, or unce...
04/12/2025

Christmas can be a complex time emotionally, for some it brings joy, and for others it may stir pressure, worry, or uncertainty. Wherever you find yourself this year, we hope this mini-series offers small, steady moments of calm and connection.

Today, we’re sharing a simple grounding tool: the 5-4-3-2-1 sensory exercise, a gentle way to help bring your mind back into the present moment.

We’d also love to hear from you. If there are topics you’d like us to cover throughout December, please comment, message, or email us. Your input helps shape this supportive space.

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Orri’s specialist day treatment model follows a “Stepped Approach”; providing individuals with the opportunity to address all different parts of themselves and their everyday lives when in recovery from an eating disorder.

Rather than remove people from their everyday lives and communities, our aim is to keep people in their careers and education whilst they progress in recovery – working collaboratively and flexibly with carers, schools and colleges for sustained recovery.

For treatment enquiries, please visit our website and fill in an enquiry form, email askorri@orri-uk.com or call 0203 918 6430.