National Eating Disorders Recovery Centre Ireland

National Eating Disorders Recovery Centre Ireland Contact information, map and directions, contact form, opening hours, services, ratings, photos, videos and announcements from National Eating Disorders Recovery Centre Ireland, Mental Health Service, 62 Merrion Road, Ballsbridge, Dublin.

Established team of Healthcare professionals experienced&passionate about helping individuals with eating disorders&mental health difficulties.Residential,day programme&out patient services available for adults&adolescents.Support for families provided. Medical care & interventions,
CBT/ CBT-E,
DBT/ RO-DBT,
SSCM,
Compassion Focused Therapy,
EMDR,
CAT,
MANTRA,
FBT- Family Based Treatment,
Trauma Focused Therapy,
Psychotherapy,
Clinical Psychology,
Art Psychotherapy,
Dietetics intervention,
Movement Therapy,
Family Therapy,
Acceptance Commitment Therapy,
Trauma- Sensitive Yoga,
All while adhering to the Mental Health Commission Ireland's regulations.

*Starting in one hour 15.00* looking forward to seeing you then
26/02/2026

*Starting in one hour 15.00* looking forward to seeing you then

Friday 27th February 2026 12pm onlinePeer connections and helpful/ unhelpful sources.Alice Richardson, Peer Support Work...
26/02/2026

Friday 27th February 2026 12pm online
Peer connections and helpful/ unhelpful sources.

Alice Richardson, Peer Support Worker, expert by experience, Cert. in PSW DCU & Supervision.
Alice has a central role at NEDRC, where she comes from the perspective of someone who has recovered from eating disorders having gone through the public and private mental health systems in Ireland. Alice not only has recovered but has used her love of learning to develop her knowledge base and continuous professional development in learning additional approaches to being with clients. Alice is consulted on programme and service development and her opinion is a valued one, not just by the team but clients alike.

Alice's session will explore connections from a Peer Support perspective and helpful/unhelpful engagement from sources.

To register for this and any of our other webinars contact: register@nedrc.ie

Thursday 26th February 2026 15.00 onlineUnderstanding and connecting with our loved ones who are neurodiverse and have a...
25/02/2026

Thursday 26th February 2026 15.00 online
Understanding and connecting with our loved ones who are neurodiverse and have an eating disorder.

Sandra Antell, Clinical Psychologist NEDRC, BSc, MSc, PSI member. Sandra has worked in mental health for a number of years and has a specific interest, passion and understanding in neurodiversity. Sandra uses an eclectic model when working with clients and helps facilitate their learning and exploring helpful ways to be in the world.

During this webinar, the aim is for families and loved ones to gain knowledge on what can be helpful in understanding and facilitating recovery with their neurodiverse loved one who has an eating disorder. Neurodiverse people are welcome to join this webinar too as it may be useful in discovering another way to communicate your needs to your loved ones.

To register for this and any of our other webinars contact: register@nedrc.ie

*STARTING IN ONE HOUR- 19.30*Looking forward to seeing you then
24/02/2026

*STARTING IN ONE HOUR- 19.30*
Looking forward to seeing you then

For those who find this week a particularly difficult week (Eating Disorders Awareness Week) please have some self-com...
24/02/2026

For those who find this week a particularly difficult week (Eating Disorders Awareness Week) please have some self-compassion for yourself and how you're feeling.
Many people with eating disorders have told us they really dislike this week. They know they have an eating disorder, they don't need reminded of it or that it's a "token week- tokenism" for free advertisements to jump on the bandwagon akin to pride 🌈 week for some.

We hear you, we see you 💜 we're here every day of the year, fighting with you, for you, thinking of you. We wish there was enough services for all that need them. We will continue to fight, advocate, support and be here..... sometimes quietly in the background working away, just like you 💜

Friday 27th February 2026 12pm onlinePeer connections and helpful/ unhelpful sources.Alice Richardson, Peer Support Work...
19/02/2026

Friday 27th February 2026 12pm online
Peer connections and helpful/ unhelpful sources.

Alice Richardson, Peer Support Worker, expert by experience, Cert. in PSW DCU & Supervision.
Alice has a central role at NEDRC, where she comes from the perspective of someone who has recovered from eating disorders having gone through the public and private mental health systems in Ireland. Alice not only has personal experience but has used her love of learning to develop her knowledge base and continuous professional development in learning additional approaches to being with clients.

Alice's session will explore connections from a Peer Support perspective and helpful/unhelpful engagement from sources.

To register for this and any of our other webinars contact: register@nedrc.ie

World Eating Disorders Awareness Week 2026Thursday 26th February 2026 15.00 onlineUnderstanding and connecting with our ...
18/02/2026

World Eating Disorders Awareness Week 2026

Thursday 26th February 2026 15.00 online
Understanding and connecting with our loved ones who are neurodiverse and have an eating disorder.

Sandra Antell, Clinical Psychologist, BSc, MSc, PSI member. Sandra has worked in mental health for a number of years and has a specific interest, passion and understanding of neurodiversity. Sandra uses an eclectic model when working with clients and helps facilitate learning and exploring helpful ways to be in the world.

During this webinar, the aim is for families and loved ones to gain knowledge on what can be helpful in understanding and facilitating recovery with their neurodiverse loved one who has an eating disorder. Neurodiverse people are welcome to join this webinar too as it may be useful in discovering another way to communicate your needs to your loved ones.

To register for this and any of our other webinars contact: register@nedrc.ie

As part of World Eating Disorders Awareness Week 2026, NEDRC will hold a number of events to help contribute to raising ...
17/02/2026

As part of World Eating Disorders Awareness Week 2026, NEDRC will hold a number of events to help contribute to raising awareness and supporting people who are affected by an eating disorder. In keeping with the theme of connections please see the 1st of our events below:

Tuesday 24th February 2026 19.30 online: Connecting families through an attachment lens when a loved one has an eating disorder

Karen Mertig NEDRC Social Worker & Family Therapist, CORU registered. Karen has significant and vast experience and qualifications working with people and their families from children, adolescents and adults. In public and private Hospitals and facilities in Ireland and USA, with over 30 years experience working in mental health. Karen has an additional interest in eating disorders and how this impacts and manifests in the family system and how to improve communication and dynamics.

During this webinar, Karen will focus on creating connection within the family in the context of a loved one with an eating disorder and look at attachment theories and how this can be used to inform our connections.

To register for this and any of our other webinars contact: register@nedrc.ie

Members of the NEDRC team were delighted to attend EDIFY- Shaping a Better Future for Young People with Eating Disorders...
23/01/2026

Members of the NEDRC team were delighted to attend EDIFY- Shaping a Better Future for Young People with Eating Disorders conference with King College London, Beat & NHS.

The focus was on how we understand and treat eating disorders in young people.
Looking at prevention and early intervention offered powerful insights into how we can shape a better future for young people with eating disorders.

We are in a very privileged position to be able to work with young people and their families achieving early intervention and recovery 💜

Our wish for you is to find peace and contentment within yourself. Remember the power of YET! You may not be where you'd...
31/12/2025

Our wish for you is to find peace and contentment within yourself. Remember the power of YET! You may not be where you'd like to be YET. Here's to a healthy 2026 💜 one day at a time. We are here to help support and guide you in recovery & discovery of a newer, healthier, purposeful way in life.




#2026

Make your own circle of control for during the Christmas period.Radical acceptance is the ability to accept situations t...
19/12/2025

Make your own circle of control for during the Christmas period.

Radical acceptance is the ability to accept situations that are outside of your control without judging them, which reduces the suffering they cause.

You can learn how to practice radical acceptance by accepting things for what they are and acknowledging your emotions without denying, avoiding, or ignoring the situation. It can be an effective way to process your feelings and manage difficult experiences.

*Pay attention to what triggers your resistance to acceptance; notice when you can't accept something and when it seems like you are fighting against what is happening?

*Think about what you would do if you could accept what happened/ is happening (and then do those things as though you have already reached acceptance).

*Imagine what things would be like if you accepted the situation.

The Mental Health Commission of Ireland 2025 unannounced inspection of NEDRC resulted in 100% compliance with regulation...
12/12/2025

The Mental Health Commission of Ireland 2025 unannounced inspection of NEDRC resulted in 100% compliance with regulations. While this is important and we are proud of our exceptional team, what is REALLY important to us is our delivery of care, treatment and client outcomes.
We are so proud of our clients, their efforts, work, vulnerability, willingness (once they get to know us ☺️), strengths and trust (sometimes, initially, blind trust), they show up with each day.
As much as an eating disorder can be "stubborn", we are too and we don't give up 💜 there is always another way (and not just the buzz word "client-centered"!). We work with our clients to find that way.

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62 Merrion Road, Ballsbridge
Dublin
D04W3P9

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+35315644450

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