Day Service
A Structured, Supportive Space for People Ready to Rebuild Confidence and Routine.
Our Day Service offers a higher level of support for adults who need regular, structured help to manage recovery. It’s a place to focus on restoring health, rebuilding confidence, and developing skills for day-to-day life, all with professionals by your side.
You’ll attend up to three days a week for group sessions, and supported eating in a safe, encouraging environment.
A Structured, Supportive Space for People Ready to Rebuild Confidence and Routine.
Our Day Service offers a higher level of support for adults who need regular, structured help to manage recovery. It’s a place to focus on restoring health, rebuilding confidence, and developing skills for day-to-day life, all with professionals by your side.
You’ll attend up to three days a week for group sessions, and supported eating in a safe, encouraging environment.
What This Offers
Each day includes group sessions, supported mealtimes, and practical activities. Together, they help you rebuild a healthy relationship with food and reconnect with everyday life.
What’s included?
- Supported eating sessions with staff and peers
- Skills and discussion groups
- Body image, wellbeing, and mindfulness sessions
- Nutrition and meal planning with a dietitian
- Guided exposure work (like eating in cafés)
- One-to-one check-ins with your key worker
The Day Service runs three days a week – Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday – from 8:20am to 2:45pm.
What This Offers
Each day includes group sessions, supported mealtimes, and practical activities. Together, they help you rebuild a healthy relationship with food and reconnect with everyday life.
What’s included?
- Supported eating sessions with staff and peers
- Skills and discussion groups
- Body image, wellbeing, and mindfulness sessions
- Nutrition and meal planning with a dietitian
- Guided exposure work (like eating in cafés)
- One-to-one check-ins with your key worker
The Day Service runs three days a week – Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday – from 8:20am to 2:45pm.
Who Might Benefit?
This service is for adults who need more structure than weekly therapy provides, particularly those at risk due to low weight or ongoing eating difficulties.
It Might Be Right For You If:
- You need regular, supported mealtimes
- You’d benefit from a routine and group environment
- You’re ready to focus on recovery but still need professional guidance
- You want to rebuild confidence in social or food-related settings
Who Might Benefit?
This service is for adults who need more structure than weekly therapy provides, particularly those at risk due to low weight or ongoing eating difficulties.
It Might Be Right For You If:
- You need regular, supported mealtimes
- You’d benefit from a routine and group environment
- You’re ready to focus on recovery but still need professional guidance
- You want to rebuild confidence in social or food-related settings
How Day Service Works
Step 1: Referral & Assessment
We’ll arrange an assessment to understand your current needs and whether the Day Service is the best fit.
Step 2: Starting the Programme
You’ll work with a designated key worker throughout. Together, you’ll review your progress every six weeks and decide what support is needed next.
Step 3: Daily Structure
Each week begins with arrival and a physical health check, followed by group sessions, shared meals, and reflection time. There’s no fixed end date – support continues as long as it’s clinically appropriate and helpful for your recovery.
Benefits of Day Service
- A consistent, structured routine
- Support from therapists, dietitians, and peers
- Confidence in managing real-world situations
- Space to rediscover independence and self-trust
Common Questions
What if I can’t attend due to work or study?
We can provide letters for employers or universities to explain the importance of attendance. Regular participation is essential to recovery, but we’ll do our best to help you manage it.
What if I can't gain weight?
You’ll receive a meal plan and food during attendance days, but it’s important to continue challenging yourself outside of sessions. If progress is limited, we’ll discuss whether more intensive support is needed.
What if I'm vegitarian, vegan or have allergies?
Vegetarian diets can be accommodated where appropriate. Veganism and allergies are reviewed as part of your treatment plan to ensure safety and recovery progress.
Ready to Reach Out?
Get in touch in a way you feel most comfortable so we can discuss the best way forward together.
