Transitional Eating Disorder Service
for Adults
How can we help?
A Person-Centred Approach
At Bramacare, we provide three levels of care: acute, step-down, and supported living, allowing us to tailor support based on the intensity and type of care each person needs throughout their recovery journey. Our programmes include motivational enhancement, psycho-education, dietetic and nutritional rehabilitation (supervised by a specialist dietitian), development of emotional coping strategies, independent living skills, social and lifestyle skills, and recreational activities. We also offer a range of psychological therapies delivered by qualified therapists, including CBT-ED, DBT, CAT, and Family Therapy.
Following appropriate risk assessments, residents are encouraged to engage with the local community—through volunteering, education, employment, or group participation—helping them reconnect with life beyond their eating disorder.
BRAMACARE IMPACT
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Improved Quality of Life
All patients reported an improvement in their overall quality of life, reflecting meaningful gains in wellbeing.
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Stronger Relationships and Education
Half of our patients experienced improvements in close relationships and engagement in education.
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Reduced Shape Concerns
All patients reported a reduction in worries related to body shape and appearance.
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Reduced Weight Concerns
Most patients reported fewer concerns related to weight and body image.
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Independent Community Living
Nearly half of patients admitted to Bramacare return to live independently in the community.
