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Even (though might be triggering) something around shopping, planning meals, cooking in a safe space with others who might be in the same boat - e.g. via Zoom sessions to create safe space to work together

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Even (though might be triggering) something around shopping, planning meals, cooking in a safe space with others who might be in the same boat - e.g. via Zoom sessions to create safe space to work together

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Equivalent to what support is available as an in-patient, e.g. occupational therapist-type activities

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Idea of zoom meetings / drop in monthly .. bring cuppa and your pets … keep the door to a safe space open

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Idea of zoom meetings / drop in monthly .. bring cuppa and your pets … keep the door to a safe space open

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Why is it 'all' or 'nothing' - e.g. light-touch support, telephone, call, text, email - stepped approach to care/scale of support

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Why is it 'all' or 'nothing' - e.g. light-touch support, telephone, call, text, email - stepped approach to care/scale of support

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not making people feel guilty but rather providing support 

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not making people feel guilty but rather providing support 

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Support about speaking to employers- removing the stigma. 

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Support about speaking to employers- removing the stigma. 

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educating family members like you said would help with the process

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educating family members like you said would help with the process

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recognision from services that EDs evolve/ change/ adpat (especially when the ED is challenged in recovery) and this does not necessarily equate to "lack of engagement" or "not wanting to recover"

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Why are discharged options being discussed? Should a person with an ED be entitled to life long support? (Even at a light touch when the ED is controlled). 

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Why are discharged options being discussed? Should a person with an ED be entitled to life long support? (Even at a light touch when the ED is controlled). 

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general education because i am a student nurse and had patient with history of ED but majority of the hcp don't look into that yet they keep putting "declining meals"

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general education because i am a student nurse and had patient with history of ED but majority of the hcp don't look into that yet they keep putting "declining meals"

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do you develop ED at any age and how do you recognise the symptoms  quick 

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do you develop ED at any age and how do you recognise the symptoms  quick 

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Being able to pick services back up if needed, without starting from scratch. 

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Being able to pick services back up if needed, without starting from scratch. 

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different options of contact/ support. ie. messaging not phone calls.

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People will want different support at different times - menu of options for contact - not just telephone, e.g. Messenger

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People will want different support at different times - menu of options for contact - not just telephone, e.g. Messenger

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Ongoing support for carers - signposting to support groups/organisations

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Ongoing support for carers - signposting to support groups/organisations

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Making sure loved ones/carers are supported - not expecting carer just to 'pick up' support - education for carers needed

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Making sure loved ones/carers are supported - not expecting carer just to 'pick up' support - education for carers needed

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Standardised acute medical care. ie. not being sent by medical professionals to A&E over and over again with a "potluck" outcome of what acute care you recieve.

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Genuine care.

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Trauma informed care.

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Quick response to request to help, someone who understands what it is like to live with this issues, not someone who has done the studying only

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Quick response to request to help, someone who understands what it is like to live with this issues, not someone who has done the studying only

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holisitc care - looking at other skills based things that are benefical and can be integrated on a personal proactive level - like art therapy/ yoga therapy/ mindfullness specific group/ body image work. etc.

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'Check ins' outside of sessions... (out of hours support)

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'Check ins' outside of sessions... (out of hours support)

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DBT group which is ED specific (general MH DBT groups are not suitable and triggering)

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not having to get to crisis/critical point for anyone to help.

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Continued support 'Keeping Warm Programme'

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Continued support 'Keeping Warm Programme'

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Keep the person asking for help engaged until treatment is available

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Need support at a much earlier stage - right time, right place

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Need support at a much earlier stage - right time, right place

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I think this should also be incorporated into adult nursing because lots of adult nurses do not have an idea on eating disorder and how to offer support whilst being admitted into a general hospital. 

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I think this should also be incorporated into adult nursing because lots of adult nurses do not have an idea on eating disorder and how to offer support whilst being admitted into a general hospital. 

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feel like I can only have support for one thing at a time instead of having help from several different areas.

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feel like I can only have support for one thing at a time instead of having help from several different areas.

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General MH services being reluctant to refer to specialist ED services

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General MH services being reluctant to refer to specialist ED services

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Being heard. As an actual person (not as a series of criteria)

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General mental health team having more knowledge and knowing how support that person struggling instead of leaving them because they didn’t have a clue. Having treatment for other diagnosis as that made eating worse.

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General mental health team having more knowledge and knowing how support that person struggling instead of leaving them because they didn’t have a clue. Having treatment for other diagnosis as that made eating worse.

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discharge being too focused on your weight instead of your mental health as a whole. I felt abandoned by services as my weight had become stable but I was still engaging in ED behaviours & knew I was still unwell.

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discharge being too focused on your weight instead of your mental health as a whole. I felt abandoned by services as my weight had become stable but I was still engaging in ED behaviours & knew I was still unwell.

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More hope.

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BEAT facebook page (facebook messenger) helped me whilst waiting for support

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BEAT facebook page (facebook messenger) helped me whilst waiting for support

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Challenging you to come out of your comfort zone. 

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Challenging you to come out of your comfort zone. 

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An understanding and consistent approach. 

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An understanding and consistent approach. 

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Transition which isn’t always about moving from CAMHS to adults but also needs to recognise that people move to other areas, especially when starting university or moving for work

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Is it essential that people are weighed at every session?

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Is it essential that people are weighed at every session?

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more accessible support. Its easier for carers (family) to access support groups than it is for someone suffering with an ED.

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"treatment" becomming more traumatising because its inappropriate for the person.

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Better discharge planning with the possibility of being stepped down in lower acuity ED services, suppose the transformation project might deliver on this which would be great as a response to reduce revolving door patients

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Believing that change was possible as a loved one of the person trying to access the service

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Believing that change was possible as a loved one of the person trying to access the service

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Very little services do for any ED with another mh condition (co-morbidities). Lack of skills/ treatment options - end up being referred back and forth from different services with nobody to help.

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My own education of what an eating disorder was

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My own education of what an eating disorder was

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Lack of knowledge/understanding from GP.

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Lack of knowledge/understanding from GP.

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The rigid criteria to access pathways. (not ill enough...too ill etc)
Unsuitable (not trauma informed) therapy and no other options.

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Taking several attempts to access treatment

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Taking several attempts to access treatment