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The Primary Care Eating Disorders Supports Program provides support for individuals with food-related anxiety or an eating disorder.
The program offers early intervention to treat the onset of symptoms, while also managing those who have long-standing symptoms and an existing diagnosis of an eating disorder. Treatment covers all eating disorders, including binge eating disorder, bulimia nervosa and anorexia nervosa.
The program can provide multidisciplinary care, and link young people to a psychiatrist, dietitian and mental health professionals, who will work together to provide support for the client.
There are two eating disorders support programs in South Western Sydney, delivered by service providers One Door and Community Links.
Primary Care Eating Disorders Supports Program (One Door)
This program provides supports for young people, aged 12 to 25, who have food-related anxiety or an eating disorder.
Clients have access to a multidisciplinary team of professionals, who will assist them with early intervention to treat the onset of symptoms, while also treating and managing those with long-standing symptoms.
You can self-refer to the Primary Care Eating Disorders Supports Program.
One Door also accepts referrals from various stakeholders, including GPs and community health organisations.
Referrals are made via Campbelltown headspace, which is operated by One Door Mental Health.
Call Campbelltown headspace on 4627 9089 or email headspace.campbelltown@onedoor.org.au
You can contact One Door by visiting their website or call 1800 843 539.
One Door
ReClaim (Community Links)
ReClaim, an eating disorders support program, is open to people of all ages who have food-related anxiety or an eating disorder, with a focus on the 12- to 25-year age group, recognising 10- to 18-year-olds as a priority cohort.
Clients have access to a multidisciplinary team of professionals, who will assist them with early intervention to treat the onset of symptoms, while also treating and managing those with long-standing symptoms.
You can self-refer to ReClaim by contacting the Community Links mental health intake line on 0455 104 104 or via email on mhintake@communitylinks.org.au
However, you will also need to visit your GP to obtain either an Eating Disorder Treatment and Management Plan or Mental Health Treatment Plan before sessions can commence.
GPs can refer clients to ReClaim through SWSPHN’s Central Intake.
You can contact Community Links by visiting their website or call 4683 2776.
Community Links