The London Centre for Eating Disorders and Body Image — Eating Disorder treatment Centre in Manchester, England
AddressSt Ann's Square M2 7DD, Manchester, ENG
Phone+442031379927
Websitethelondoncentre.co.uk
The London Centre’s Manchester Clinic offers specialist outpatient treatment for eating disorders and related conditions, delivered by experienced clinicians. Located within the Manchester Royal Exchange, the clinic provides a calm, confidential environment for assessment and therapy. Led by Counselling Psychologist Dr. Emily Cudworth, the clinic offers individualised, evidence-based care for adults and young people. Treatment pathways are supported by a London-based multidisciplinary team, providing remote input from psychiatry, dietetics, and occupational therapy when needed. The clinic focuses on restoring well-being, strengthening daily functioning, and supporting long-term recovery, with options for blended local in-person therapy and remote multidisciplinary support.
Best for
- Adults with eating disorders
- Young people with eating disorders
- Clients seeking outpatient treatment
- Clients in the North West England
| Key services | Eating disorder treatment, Body dysmorphic disorder treatment, Body image therapy, Occupational therapy, Family therapy, Dietetics |
| Tags | eating disorder clinic, manchester, anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa, binge eating disorder, body dysmorphic disorder, body image, outpatient treatment, psychologist, evidence-based therapy |
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