InsideOut has compiled a range of helpful resources and services for NSW Health clinicians and those working with people with eating disorders and their families and carers in NSW.
Do you know you have an Eating Disorder Coordinator in your Local Health District? Find out who is available to provide support in your LHD.
Find your coordinatorFor information on the NSW Service Plan for People with Eating Disorders 2021–2025, and updates on Service Development and Policy in NSW, please visit here.
NSW Service PlanSix local health districts cover the Sydney metropolitan region, and nine cover rural and regional NSW. In addition, two specialist networks focus on children's and paediatric services, and justice health and forensic mental health. A third network operates across the public health services provided by St Vincent's Hospital, the Sacred Heart Hospice at Darlinghurst and St Joseph’s at Auburn.
Map of local health districts. Image credit https://www.health.nsw.gov.au/lhd/Pages/lhd-maps.aspx
If a person with an eating disorder requires specialised treatment beyond the local treatment they have received, it may be appropriate to consider referral to a Tertiary Service. There are separate adult and child and adolescent tertiary services in NSW.
The Peter Beumont Eating Disorders Service is the leading specialist tertiary eating disorders treatment service in NSW. Located in the Professor Marie Bashir Centre at RPA, the service provides hospital and outpatient care, and clinician support.
Read moreThe Sydney Children's Hospital Eating Disorders Service is a specialist service providing dedicated assessment and treatment for children and adolescents with eating disorders. The service offers inpatient, day program, and outpatient care for young people and their families.
Read moreThe baiyangbaiyaang Residential Eating Disorders Centre (REDC) is a 12-bed standalone, purpose-built facility which offers a homelike environment for people needing a more intensive treatment approach.
Read moreThe Butterfly Foundation (2024) Paying the Price, Second Edition: The economic and social impact of eating disorders in Australia Read More
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