Orri

Orri Specialist day treatment for eating disorders. Rated 'Outstanding' by the CQC. Please see our website

Occupational Therapists are at the heart of recovery.At Orri, they work alongside therapists, dietitions and psychiatris...
07/11/2025

Occupational Therapists are at the heart of recovery.

At Orri, they work alongside therapists, dietitions and psychiatrists to help clients rebuild independence, structure and confidence in daily life.

This , we’re recognising their essential role, not as an “extra”, but as a driving force in truly holistic care.

Thank you to every OT who brings recovery to life, at Orri and beyond.

This Stress Awareness Week, we’re exploring how stress shows up in our lives and what we can do to manage it with compas...
06/11/2025

This Stress Awareness Week, we’re exploring how stress shows up in our lives and what we can do to manage it with compassion.

Stress is something we all experience, but it doesn’t have to define our days. Small daily habits like connecting with others, slowing down, and finding moments of calm, can make a big difference.

This OT Week, we’re recognising the vital role Occupational Therapists play in recovery.At Orri, OTs help clients rebuil...
05/11/2025

This OT Week, we’re recognising the vital role Occupational Therapists play in recovery.

At Orri, OTs help clients rebuild daily structure, independence and confidence, supporting the practical side of recovery that makes lasting change possible.

Across mental-health care, OTs are essential in helping people reconnect with meaning and routine, because recovery is not just about eating again. It’s about living again.

Halloween can feel different when you’re in recovery.Food, costumes, and social plans can bring up unexpected challenges...
31/10/2025

Halloween can feel different when you’re in recovery.
Food, costumes, and social plans can bring up unexpected challenges, and that’s completely understandable.

If this time of year feels hard, know that you’re not alone. Taking care of yourself might mean setting boundaries, saying no to events, or simply giving yourself permission to rest.

At Orri, we’re here to remind you that recovery is possible, and support is always available.

As ADHD Awareness Month draws to a close, we’re reflecting on the important connection between ADHD and eating disorders...
30/10/2025

As ADHD Awareness Month draws to a close, we’re reflecting on the important connection between ADHD and eating disorders.
Research shows that up to 17% of people with eating disorders also have ADHD.
Understanding how traits like impulsivity and emotional dysregulation overlap with eating-disordered behaviours can guide more compassionate and effective treatment.

At Orri, we provide specialist support for individuals navigating both ADHD and eating-disorder challenges. You are not alone.

The APPG for Eating Disorders are calling for urgent action to prevent eating disorder-related deaths. Their new report ...
28/10/2025

The APPG for Eating Disorders are calling for urgent action to prevent eating disorder-related deaths.

Their new report outlines the steps needed for lasting change, including better data collection, stronger regulation, and a national eating disorder strategy that connects care across all services.

Every life matters. At Orri, we stand with the APPG and the wider community working tirelessly to create a system that offers early, compassionate support to everyone who needs it.

Learn more: dumpthescales.org/our-reports

26/10/2025

Rest isn’t weakness, it’s what allows us to keep going.
Self-compassion recognises that pauses are not wasted time but part of recovery.

Ask yourself today: What kind of rest do I really need? Physical, emotional, or mental?
Meeting that need with kindness is strength.

When we give ourselves permission to rest, we give ourselves permission to heal.

On October 18th, we marked World Menopause Day, a reminder that menopause affects more than the body. Hormonal shifts, b...
20/10/2025

On October 18th, we marked World Menopause Day, a reminder that menopause affects more than the body.

Hormonal shifts, body changes and life transitions can all influence how we relate to food and self-image.

Our latest blog, “Beyond Hot Flushes: Understanding Eating Disorders During Menopause,” explores how these experiences connect, and what compassionate support can look like.

Read the full blog, link in bio.

Every change is a classroom, and you’re allowed to learn slowly. Recovery, growth and healing don’t follow a straight li...
20/10/2025

Every change is a classroom, and you’re allowed to learn slowly.

Recovery, growth and healing don’t follow a straight line, and that’s okay. What matters most is showing yourself patience and compassion as you move forward.

Take today gently.

University life can be exciting, but it can also be overwhelming.In our new blog, we explore the quiet signs that may in...
19/10/2025

University life can be exciting, but it can also be overwhelming.
In our new blog, we explore the quiet signs that may indicate someone is struggling with an eating disorder at university, and share compassionate ways to offer support.

Read it now via the link in our bio.

19/10/2025

Progress, not perfection
Self-Compassion Sunday

Perfection isn’t the goal, progress is.
Every time you show up, even imperfectly, you’re moving forward.

Remind yourself: “The smallest step still counts.”
Compassion helps us celebrate the effort, not just the outcome.

Healing grows in the moments we honour progress, however quiet it feels.

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Thursday 9am - 5:30pm
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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.