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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.

World Mental Health Day 2026.Not just today, but everyday, we are aware of the importance of health- that is, physical a...
10/10/2026

World Mental Health Day 2026.
Not just today, but everyday, we are aware of the importance of health- that is, physical and mental health.

There is still much stigma in relation to mental health, still an unawareness as to how mental ILLhealth can affect people and how that shows up in their life. The knock on result of this can very often lead people not seeking help or only when they’ve reached crisis point.

Don’t wait or delay, if something feels β€œoff” or you find yourself questioning things, reach out. Start with your GP or someone you trust.

We all have physical and mental health and at different stages and events in our lives, our health can be affected.
That is not a failure, there is no shame.
Shame thrives in secrecy.
You deserve your place in this world πŸ’œπŸ’š

NEDRC’s Assistant Director and Director of Services had the privilege of attending Stormont, the Northern Ireland Parlia...
06/10/2026

NEDRC’s Assistant Director and Director of Services had the privilege of attending Stormont, the Northern Ireland Parliament on Friday to celebrate the wonderful, dedicated, years of hard work and commitment of people to establish the first Perinatal Mother and Baby Unit (first on the whole island of Ireland!).
Well done to everyone on the ground who work tirelessly- the many volunteers, people with lived experience, healthcare professionals- all without funding/ finance, but with a genuine compassion, mission, understanding and love.

We also know, only too well, how difficult, tedious, long, at times soul destroying, it is to get β€œthe right” people to listen and build the political will for action (if at all)!
But you all did it.
Yes there are more stages of the process to happen but it’s already started and commitment has been given from all sides of your community.
We know, the positive impact this will have on women, their babies, their family and society as a whole, as a result of this support and care at the right time.
Congratulations to you all, Comhghairdeas libh πŸ’œ

Maternal Mental Health Alliance report that as many as 1 in 4 women will experience mental health difficulties in the perinatal period (pregnancy and up to 12 months after birth of baby). This also includes women with eating disorders in pregnancy and post.
It is vital that services for women and their babies are provided.
Let’s hope today brings better news for women, their babies and families.

We must always provide hope and keep keep going, especially for those whose hope and strength might be wavering. We see you, we feel you πŸ’œ

HSEIreland National Women's Council PSI Perinatal & Infant MH SIG Maternal Mental Holly Cairns TD Ivana Bacik Catherine Connolly Ruth Coppinger Fine Gael Fianna FÑil Sinn Féin Social Democrats Mary Lou McDonald - Sinn Féin Mary Butler TD Simon Harris Micheál Martin

We have seen an increase of calls from people who are using GLP-1 medications and also from families who are concerned a...
13/08/2026

We have seen an increase of calls from people who are using GLP-1 medications and also from families who are concerned about their loved one’s use.
While GLP-1 medications have a medical purpose for some, continuous medical oversight and appropriate prescribing is essential but unfortunately not always happening.
If you are concerned please contact your GP in the first instance or for further information call 01 5644450 and a member of our NEDRC team will provide non-judgmental support in confidence.

Link to article below from the Journal of American Medical Association Psychiatry: GLP-1 receptor agonist use and misuse were common among people with eating disorders, with many reporting adverse events, reinforcing the need for pharmacovigilance.

https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jamapsychiatry/fullarticle/2850584?guestAccessKey=1161ff38-d0e9-4419-a4c4-1e1d5c0cb2de&utm_source=linkedin_company&utm_medium=social_jamapsyc&utm_term=21329929170&utm_campaign=article_alert&linkId=993167987

Thank you to the Mental Health Commission who continue to strive for improvements across all mental health services in I...
05/08/2026

Thank you to the Mental Health Commission who continue to strive for improvements across all mental health services in Ireland.
Thank you to our wonderful clients and their families that invite us to be part of your recovery.
To our NEDRC team, providers and facilitators of HOPE, thank you for your unrelenting support, dedication, professionalism and humanity πŸ’œ

What a busy summer so far.......Β°We've had the first NEDRC staff baby- congratulations to the wonderful Clare & husband ...
03/07/2026

What a busy summer so far.......

Β°We've had the first NEDRC staff baby- congratulations to the wonderful Clare & husband on their gorgeous new arrival baby 🍼🀱 Evidence that recovery is real and always possible πŸ’œ

Β°Staff have engaged in Continuous Professional Development- πŸŒπŸ’» UCD Medical School, Balint supervision, Trauma informed practice, CBT-ED, Dietetic conference, screening for addictions/ reliance on drugs or alcohol, multiple higher level courses on eating disorders & self-harm, body dysmorphia, autism.

°Providing training for other healthcare professionals & students 🀝

Β°Plenty of cuppas, chats, laughs, tears of loss & sadness but also of joy, hugs, walking & talking, enjoying sunny weather, music πŸ«‚πŸŒβ˜•πŸͺ‰πŸŽΈπŸŽ€

Β°And most importantly, continuing to be part of clients' recovery journey, witnessing their personal growth and drive for the life they want to live, is the most exhilarating and humbling experience for us. πŸ’œ
It drives us in our ongoing research, review, improvements on doing things even better and supporting those clients who come to us, initially with little hope for recovery, to helping them discover their worth and way in life. 🌠

Celebrating πŸŽ‰ πŸŒˆπŸ³οΈβ€πŸŒˆπŸ³οΈβ€βš§οΈ PRIDEWhat does PRIDE mean to you?P: Perseverance β€” remaining strong despite difficulty, oppress...
27/06/2026

Celebrating πŸŽ‰ πŸŒˆπŸ³οΈβ€πŸŒˆπŸ³οΈβ€βš§οΈ PRIDE

What does PRIDE mean to you?

P: Perseverance β€” remaining strong despite difficulty, oppression or discouragement.

R: Resilience β€” developing ways to deal with tough situations and not letting these situations stop you from progressing in your life.

I: Inclusion β€” creating an environment where people feel heard, seen, empowered and able to achieve and access systems available to everybody else.

D: Determination β€” continuing to stand firm in your goals and rights even when faced with judgment, ignorance, and bigotry.

E: Expression β€” making your thoughts, feelings and self, known to others.

May we continue to be allies to the LGBTQ+ community and call out discrimination, abuse, inequalities and ignorance when we see it.

Thank you to the community for sharing yourselves with the world, making it a brighter, fun, safer place for many.

Happy Pride to all πŸ₯°
🌈

**International Men's Health Week 15th-21st June**Here at NEDRC, we are focusing on eating disorders and men. Over the c...
20/06/2026

**International Men's Health Week 15th-21st June**
Here at NEDRC, we are focusing on eating disorders and men. Over the course of this week we would like to share with anyone who may be interested to learn more and read articles and books discussing how eating disorders, exercise, body image affects men.
We will provide the full articles and books in PDF format to those interested.

Please email [email protected] and we will send these very interesting and relevant resources to you.

Today's articles:

Keeping pace with the growing problem of male eating disorders.

Eating disorders in boys and men.

Go big or go home: a thematic content analysis of pro-muscularity websites.

**International Men's Health Week 15th-21st June**Here at NEDRC, we are focusing on eating disorders and men. Over the c...
18/06/2026

**International Men's Health Week 15th-21st June**
Here at NEDRC, we are focusing on eating disorders and men. Over the course of this week we would like to share with anyone who may be interested to learn more and read articles and books discussing how eating disorders, exercise, body image affects men.
We will provide the full articles and books in PDF format to those interested.

Please email [email protected] and we will send these very interesting and relevant resources to you.

Today's articles:

Including the excluded: males and gender minorities in eating disorder prevention.

A comparison of eating, exercise, shape and weight related symptomatology in males with muscle dysmorphia and anorexia nervosa.

The transition for thinness-orientated to muscle-orientated disordered eating in adolescent males: a clinical observation.

**International Men's Health Week 15th-21st June**Here at NEDRC, we are focusing on eating disorders and men. Over the c...
16/06/2026

**International Men's Health Week 15th-21st June**
Here at NEDRC, we are focusing on eating disorders and men. Over the course of this week we would like to share with anyone who may be interested to learn more and read articles and books discussing how eating disorders, exercise, body image affects men.
We will provide the full articles and books in PDF format to those interested.
Please email [email protected] and we will send these very interesting and relevant resources to you.

Today's articles:

Correlates of muscle dysmorphia symptomatology in natural bodybuilders: distinguishing factors in the pursuit of hyper-muscularity.

Eating disorders among male athletes.

The emotional regulatory features of bulimic episodes and compulsive exercise in muscle dysmorphia: a case report.

**International Men's Health Week starts today 15th-21st June**Here at NEDRC, we will focus on eating disorders and men....
15/06/2026

**International Men's Health Week starts today 15th-21st June**
Here at NEDRC, we will focus on eating disorders and men. Over the course of the week we would like to share with anyone who may be interested to learn more and read articles and books discussing how eating disorders, exercise, body image affects men.
We will provide the full articles and books in PDF format to those interested.
Please email [email protected] and we will send these very interesting and relevant resources to you.

Today's articles:

"A comparison of compulsive exercise in male and female presentations of anorexia nervosa: what is the difference?

"Short-term treatment outcomes and dropout risk in men and women with eating disorders"

"Evolving eating disorder psychopathology: conceptualising muscularity-oriented disordered eating"


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