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Peter Beumont Eating Disorders Ambulatory Clinic

Community Clinic or Program

About

Peter Beumont Eating Disorders Ambulatory Clinic provides a consultative psychiatric and dietetic service of assessment and review for community mental health and primary care clinicians, operating on a shared care model. *Intensive Outpatient Program* This innovative program is suitable for adults (17 years and older) who are medically stable and who would benefit from a step-up from individual outpatient treatment or a step-down from inpatient treatment. Interventions include a combination of therapy groups, nutrition group, meal support, cooking sessions and individual reviews. Different group programs are available to suit adults who are willing to engage in active treatment as well as adults who are not quite ready to commit to active change but who are willing to explore their fears about recovery. Our group programs are adjunctive to individual treatment, i.e., all our patients have their own therapist/ psychologist whom they continue to see while they engage in our group programs. For more information, contact the Intake Clinician on 1800 443 833 (Monday-Friday 12-4pm)

Services & Specialisations

Disorders Treated
    Age Group
    • Adults (18+)

    Treatment Options

    Medicare Rebate

    Location

    Peter Beumont Eating Disorders Ambulatory Clinic

    Fifth Floor, Professor Marie Bashir Centre, Royal Prince Alfred Hospital, Camperdown, NSW 2050, Australia

    Contact Information

    1800 443 833

    https://www.slhd.nsw.gov.au/MentalHealth/services_eating.html

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